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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
DIRKES OPENS
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Spokane Labor Leader
0SeekS Auditor Post

otto A. Dlrksz Spokane ish1r
leader candidate Tor ths republican
nomination for state auditor opened
hi7 western campaign ln Seattle to-
day
pIrksg declared that ~ elected.
hs viii work for greater economy IN
government pointing CUT mat hs
Nli. r.t on several commissions VHlea
spend considerable q ths 10 ers'
money.
y don't proposed n b. a figure
head on any commission a which
I will De- a member n chosen for the
office DO declared As a member
of The highway commission ! would
favor common sense economy in the
gse n yast SUMS expended thru ths
department would favor rsqulr-
ing an highway contracts % b.
passed on by tho entire ststa
cabinet"
Dirkes has served AZ secretary q
NE Central Labor COUNCIL o. spo-
kane since 1890 and as secretary q
the Spokane typographical union
since 1915 he has also been
active Ia civic affairs and as chair
man ~ the Chinese famine relief
fund state campaign IN 1872 put
Washington over tho tos. raising
more than 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Termlnal-Pler 4l-Str Iyu
MRru. Biyo MRru, Pier a0-Strs Iva
tesau Maru. kongosan Maru.
Grand Trunk Pacific Termlnhl-str
Queen.
Pier iI--str Phioetetea
Pier Str Eldarndd.
Pier str CRddopeRk,
Pier a-strs Alameda, Jefferson.
Pier D-Str II. f. Alexander
Pacific Coast Engineering works-U. 8
l.. S. Swittsure.
Associated Oll-Str Alaska.
| King & winge-Ms Anvil,
Stacy Street Tcrminal-Str Pennsylvania
lU. s. Shipping Board Moorlngs-Str,
Bearport Bakersfield, city OF spokane
West Ison. West GRmbo, West kader
West Cadron, Cuprum.
| General Pctrolcum-Ms Los Alamos.
Hanford Street TormluRi-Strs Chiokn.
saw City, A, l., Kent
| puthIe's-powcr schr Ruby,
| East waterway Dock & Warehouse Co
Str Admiral RodmBn.
Todd Dry Docks--Strs Orcus, Patterson
Hanna Nielsen.
west Seattle Training Statlon--Eagle 81.
stimFons Mill-str August.
! WinsIow Marine Railway tEagle Harbor)
--Schrs Mlndnuao, Vancouver, Annie
NJ Campbell, Ella A., Meteor and Al
umna, barges Coquitlnm city, Henry
Willard
stream Battleship fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
STOCKS CLIMB
AT OPENING
Leaders Stationary While
Others Trend Upward
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
tIAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. Aug. lf-EothInE
happened overnight IN the newH h
AFFECT tho upward trend Of prices
ana stocks continued buoyant IN the
early trading.
Whlle no further gains were
scored among tho speculative lead
srH like Baldwin. American Can and
Steel. a number OF issues went into
new high ground on the move
Prominent IN this class were mer-
camille stocks under the leadership
u May Department stores and
Glmbel
Metal shares continued 10 move
ahead under the leadership Of Amer
lean Smelling. which was active at
The best levels Of the year around
1T1f
The market opened slightly irreg-
ular. VITA United States Steel. ii0Ts.
up =: Mack Truck. 1913. off =:
Studsbaker. 3gH Reading. 6t7s. or
- American Smelling. 77S. Off x:
AtChisun, lQb5s. up "a Bethlehem
Steel, sAA Pennsylvania. f5as. or
- Union Pacific. 1863, or ~.
Standard OIL o. New jersey. 37G. or
Is PHu-AmeTican r. 56A Baldwin.
1891. or y United States Rubber,
81, up = Southern Pacific. 81; New
York Central. 10; Marine, pfd..
i2h, up =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Sheep pelts. each
Portland Live Stock

Cattle-Rcceipts, 3.s06. Tone OF market,
slow steers. medium. ,6a7bO; com
mon, Hd6; holtcrs, medium and COM
mon, i3.75dli60; cows, medium and
common, a2dL75. Gamers and cutters,
I.b003: bulls, Gamers and boloRnas,
I2,ib a. ass calves. medium and choice.
100 lbs. down, l750a 10. 100 TO geo lbs,
W,b0Di0; $50 lbs. UP. s6a6.5O.
Receipts, 2.i5S. Tone OF market.
slow; medium, good and choice 100
TO 200 pounds, slO.7bdft.BO; 200 "a
$50 pounds, 1iO26d so. 200 pounds
up, sl011o.b0: packing, smooth heavy.
is,boan: packing. rough heavy. ,7.5odp
$50 slaughter pigs, te.7S6rl025, fsed-
ors and stockers tSGlS.b0.
1895. Tone OF marls.,
steady. Lambs hoavywolRhts, medium
and choice, SS.b0ai0 culls ana com.
mons, all weights, 1550GS5O. wothorp
N.boG7.joi ewcs common TO choice,
E3a5,
NEW York, Aug. Is,-rhs foretr,
exchange mHrke, closed heavier gter-
ling, i,bs, or rs francs, SOO5iSy. or
81. 00s0i5. lire. t0.Otlsit, Off so 00oa
Belgian francs, iOO5t9i OF so O0st d T,
marks 2.a70c per trllllon marlE YoI,o'
hama, il.2b; Shanghai, ~; Russian, 'B.is.
Sweden, 26.bi, of IoOooS, Norway. 1874
or S0,O00i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
GRAIN FUTURES
DIP ON MART
Active Trade Met by ReaIiz-
ing Sales on Wheat

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Gain futures
dipped sharply with heavy realizing
on the board Of trade today. Trade
IN the aggregate was more active
than during war times. Commits
sion houses were swamped with or
ders wheat showed an OVERFLOW ght
condition and suffered a sharp set
back. following the initial bulge.
Corn sold Off with wheat. but on
report OF frost from the growing
area. the market rallied slightly.
Oats fell Off with other grains
and a slow market.
Provisions closed lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Boston Wool

ROsTON, Aug. 1S,-The stock OF do
nestle woods are gradually being con-
tracted fer ana this increases tnS de-
mand for foreign woods, which are scarce.
Delalne flecces are not particularly nc-
tive, but some Ohio half blood woods have
sold at b5c; three-elghts blood combiuy
Al sac and average fine clothing at 4Sc.
Australian "a by Jos selling at Sl.2S for
export.
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Denver Live Stock
Mondays Quotations

Cattle Receipts, $4,000. Market. steady
to l6c lower, Beef steers SSQ 1879;
cows and ,heifers, SS5oG sSoi calves
s6aS.6O; stockors and feeders, $40 s.;
bulls, sS.bO@5.
uoes-Receipts, 1900. Market, steady.
Top, $3.50; bulk, sa.S5G9.i5; pigs, 81
shcc,,.RocoIpts. 1900. Market 25o
higher. Fat lambs, s12.509l3,2O; feed
or lambs. SlO.50Gl1,b0; ewes, So a 900.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug 1s.--rho foreign
exchange market opened lower, sterling.
sh5aN; francs, io,0S53M. lire. sO.iiOM /;
belgium, SO,0blth marks. 2. sSO prr tril-
lion paper marks OF one gold mark
Sweden. 2G5i; Norway, 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Portland Produce

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. ls-'Top
wholesale prices:
Bnt.ee-a u.ng. rs! selling. 5000.
Eggs Buying, aO selling, S5aS7. IH
IIens--1icRvy. 20d?i light 1904 ~
Cheese --rillNmook triplets, 2SQao.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Mondays Quotations

| Mondays Quotations
| sugnr-Ouiet. Raw, $40; refined.
quiet. Eranulated. ss.so96.so.
Coffee-No. Rio, 16H qi6hc; No.
Santos, 2id2ihc.
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San Francisco Produce

MOndnys quotations
Butter-ExtrAs, iSN; primo firsts, I0h
flrsts. 9S.
Eggs Extras, IS; extra pullets, sth un-
dersiEed pullets IS.
ohoese--calitornlO flats, fancy, soh.
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Seattle Wheat
49,, n.a
Portland Wheat

Mondays Quotations

PORTLAND Ore. Aug. ls,-whest-
Hard white. $780, soft white, si.s5;
western white. {l.sS; hard winter si.e9;
Si.aS
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Aug. is.--Cash wheat-No.
Z red, Sl.sss. No. red, sl.s4ql.s5; No.
hard, sl.s1s di,5s; No. hard. si.3sh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
VEGETABLES
prirea Paid MhOleARIe Dealers

(Tho prices given are those made 10
retail dealers by whoiesslorsF With =
few seasonal exceptions, prices TO pro-
cost OF transportation to Seattle and
approximately 10 per cent FOR hauling.
storage and selling cost.)
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Weather Bureau Report

TATgn1U IELAEu AHr. l1-E a M
r= Esr1mftrr rising HlaEIrs rI5-11a u.nd
sssf. rETHt miles en- faHF-
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Local Market Prices

Hoosters-Oid live. per lb...,.. 80
HoEs-Cholcs. light ........''' 'IzR ,
Choice heavy. 10000 lbs....' Wig -
Neal-Fancy milk, 60-l2O IDS. 'Isg
Heavy medium quality. WV 80
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived AnE. 1E-au lnu A'auos
from Zee haasIrs. 90 al a. m.. or JET
. fsrra1 from Alaraa. a. 1a.15 o. m 81
Alameda from Alzssa sIz HvIiiHrhaT.o
t.Ib . m ar Queen from AIsfss. az
q. m.s rIr EiG1raf8 IRON Esa FrarrIHr1
. az ta m rTr Admiral En1uaH frgu
. Aiaasa. 81 as a. U AHr It.-HT cad,
40 peak from Ios ArEsITH FIa san ITarr
! FIrH1. Ht 1Ea D. m or IiT1 NarH non
tHn IFaurtHra Via ports. ~ t.1b b. m..
|rfr gHIFsuHau CItT from hsE York giz
ssnsd Aug 10 str President MrEin.
. lrT f9r Tsrsna ~ SIS a. m Aug ls
SIR sidney 81 HagpfmaH far Esu
York FIa ports E %. m utr C1rdavs
. Tor hlHfhH. Hf o. ws Ffr santa Ana
Z for Bethel 81 a.fE .. m. rfr Julia igrEs
fHbrrH fpr UastaH EIA ports az $50 b.
o.. rr Isdarstra far San Tranfitr1l a
. 2 . m tir hi1tEa standard Tor krirhi'
Aau. nt a. m.
CANADiAN WIHEIEss
ST. nra9Ei8Es Astoria f9r LonETiFw "a
miles from Astoria
Htr Emprsas ~ HursIa. vancouver
bound. passed Tatooth a. p. M
sir Arabia NHrg. 80 mice from Esis'
van. outbound
~ Mlyo usra hound f7r Portland 90
miles from EEtsysn
Etr rEuldisH Traveller Isft Port Alh-r-
I Ul 81 8 b.. hound Tor Montreal
Hfr Canadian HiEhlsHIrf bound for
srf1uud.nud. 511 TaIe1 from Nirf0Tin,
mr. HakIfsl l5t2 miles from Victoria.
inbound
SIR urtu6so. ~ Swanson. bound for
Fraser river. % p. m.
srr AHgo1, 60 miles from Amor. south
bound.
Sir ~ C.dro, IN Aaus,t bay, bound
| f9I Ea.ALaE La.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

MEuAE- hAA
Art 70
Ilrsf Ieu ilar
~ m
IBrrt IilEh Zoe
-rrsud iga D.
second iiiEh Iia~
p rs b. u l5E r
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HAtMN
AIts ~
firsf tsu Iidn
90 40 f
firs ItiEh Iidr
EEr ga ~
srraud lev Tie
ar Dor EI NJ
sFraad iiiEh Iids
enc mo HE1 o.
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Smooth. heavy ,........,.. 9656i0.55
Rough. heavy ..,..... $50 g.55
Pigs ..................... $500 1850
Sheep
Prime lambs .............tJ0d On
Common TO choice ....b50m $50
YsarilnEs 500
wethsrs 100
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09
PUENTE SAN ANTONIO

Entire las obras de mas importancia
en- preparation por ,el Departamento
del Interior actualmente figura la del
ensanche del Puente de San Antonio.
Este puente, construfdo en- 1894, re-
sulta inadecuado para las necesidades
del tr&fico, cada vez mas numeroso, en-
tire San Juan Santurce.
La Legislature en- su ultima session
la suma de 500, 900 para levar a efec-
to esta obra.
El nuevo puente Sc construira de
20 metros de ancho sea uIias tres We
ces ell ancho actual. Tendra aceras de
dos metros medic de ancho a cada
lado depando Is metros limpios para
Ell trafico de autom6viles.
Sc compondra de cinco ARGOS de
1910 metros de luz dos pequefios ar
cos en- los extremes de $50 metros de
luz.
La .tuberia del acueducto y del gas
que ahora sc lleva per uno de los la
dos del prente afeandole grandemente,
Sc correra por debajo de las aceras de
manera que sea invisible.
En- los extremes del puente Sc cons
tr,iran grandes pilares decorativos de
20 pies de alto y cinco pies de archo
sobrs los cuales Sc colocaran grandes
faro es de bronco de pies de alto por
IL 12 pies de diametro. Estos piiares
tendran un trataniento arquitect6nico
adecuado Y en- cada et11lo de ellos Sc CO.
lccara ell escudo de P. r. a 10 largo del
puente Sc construira una balaustrada
apropiada y SO obrie esta Sc CO.
locaran postes 5ornamentales de hie-ro
fundido para la Illumination electrical
Els nuestra intencion construir la am
pliacion del lado de la via del trolley Y
despues de construir esta, Sc desviara
Ell trafico Ia parte nueva para des-
pnes derribar reconstruir la parte an
tigna.
No dudamos que este ,nuevo puente
ha de contribuir .grandemente al en-
bellecimiento de San Juan.
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DebidO a los nurnerosOs
Continuation de la la. pagina

bien de marmol en- ell parapeto Sc
pondri una inscription adecuada con
los sellos de Puerto Rico Estados Uni
dos los lados.
E Ell edificio tendra siete grandes .puer-
tas por las caales Sc podra entrar al
obby de la pfanta baja y estas pucr-
Etas representaran los siete distritos
.electcrales en- que esta dividida la is
La. Les portones de hierro que Sc colo
caran en- la entrada llevaran disenoS
decoratiyos. Esta parte central llevara
los ladcs dos alas completamente sem
cillas y dos grandes tcrrazas los es9-
tremos. En- la parte central Sc consti-
tuira una rotunda de hormig6n armada
con I'm revestido o errchape de losas de
nlarmol blanco.
La diferencia mas prominente entire
Ell proyecto nuevo ell original, consis-
te en- Ell uso de marmol para revestir y
enchapar los mrros de hormigon el
efecto resultante justificara plenamen-
tie ell costo adicional
Els de esperarse que les pianos para
este edificio esten bastante adelanta-
dos de manera que Sc pueda anunciar
la subasta para esta obra a fines del
presente afio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09
LA ASocIACION DE EMPLEADOs
FEDERALES CELEBRO SU ASADG-
BLEA ANUAL

Frevia convocatoria, la "Asoc1a-
ci6n de Empleados FederaIes'' celebro
GU tercera asamblea annual en- la Isla
de- M rafiores lltimamente, Ia quo
asistieron empleados ;residentes EN- San
Juan, Fajardo y otras poblaciones de
la isla. Despues de breves palabras de
introduction, Y una vez constituida la
Asamblea, ell Presidente Sr. Rubio le-
y6 una :nteresante conferencia sobre
los deberes v derechos de los e.nplea-
dos federales de Puerto Rico, exp,i-
cando de que manera han venido ellos
contribuyendo al progreso del pals
al buen entendido entire natives con-
tinentaies. Ell primer vice-presidente,
Sr. Sager, hablo luego descr ,biendo la
magma obra de la Federation Nacio-
nal de Empleados Fcderales, sus ira
bajos, en- relacion con las leyes de cla-
sificaci6n y retro. Los Sres.. Rubio y
sager fue1cn niuy aplaud;dos por sus
! francas vaientes manifestaciones.
A moci6n del Sr Aponte, y en- vir-
i tud de. la signifcac.on del dia (Deco-
ration Day), la Asamblea plsose de
pie durante un minute, rindiendo ho-
menaje de respeto la memoria de los
soldados muettos por la causa de la
lbertad.
] Varias resoluciones fueron presenta-
das a la consideration de la Asam-
blea; una dc estas en- relacion con los
empleados de las Aduanas de Puerto
Rico,' sol:citando que la nueva ley de
clasifcaciones sea extendida al Distri-
to de Puerto Rico en- Julio primero.
Otra de las resoluciones endosa los
trabajos realizados por la Federation
Nacionai, sohcita que la Ley de Re-
tiro esa enmendada en- Ell sentido de
conceder ell retro voluntario los en-
pleados del tr6pico a los sesenta affos.
de edad despuess de 80 afos' de SER
vicio. Hizose ademas constar en- .acta
la inmensa pena de la Union de EN-
pleados Federales por la muerte acaeci
da en- Ponce de uno de sus mas valio-
$3.50 miembros. ell DR.. Julio Ferrer To-
rres. Fue acuerdo que una copia de la
resoluc:on adoptada en- este sentido
fuera enviada la Sra. Vinda del Dr..
Ferrer, con una sentida expression de
condolencia.
Despues de varias enmiendas pro-.
puestas la Constitution y Reglamen
tos, las que fueron aprobadas por una
,nimidad, Sc procedi6 a la election de
una I1ueva Junta Directive, la que!
queti6 constituida en- la fornna siguien-
te: Presidente, Alexandra Rnbio, Pri-
mer vice-presidente G. v. .Sager, del
Bureau del TEMPO, segundo vice-pre-
sidente, Emilio Pasareli, de Ponce, Sc
cretario, J. Gonzalez Quiiones, del
servicio de Faros, y Tesorero, Mario
Braus Jr, feste Mario no es Zuzuarre-
gui), del Bureau de Quinica.
Los empleados asistentes a la Asam-
blea sfueron luego obseduiados con nm
lunch Ell que fue servido con Ell ma
yor gusto y ordeny sinereciendo la CO.
mission encargada al efecto un voto de
gracias.
A las tres de la tarde Sc di6 por ter
minada la asamblsa, due ha sido una
de las mas concurridas y brillantes ce-
lebradas por la Association de Emple-
dos Federales. 'Y 7ssats
L. A. g..
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oTRO TRIUNFO DEL DOCTOR
FRANcEsCHI cABALLERo

San Juan, P. r., JUNO 4 1924.
Doctor Franceschi cabaIlero,
Salvador Brau IA,
San Juan, p. R.
Mi estimado doctor:
Mueveme dirigirle estas lineas ell
deseo de testimoniarle una gratitud
sincera.
Hace dos amos vine obligado sa-
lir de la Republica de Venezuela con
motives del delicaio estado de salud
de mi seiora esposa quien era vfetima
de -liros desordenes intestinales que
mas de una vez me hicieron perder
toda esperanza de verla disfrutar de
buena salud.
Despues de haber recurrido d.
fefentes facuitativos, sin resuftado
PRACTICE alguno, opts por someterla a.
siI tratamiento obedeciendo los conse-
jos de un buen amigo.
Hoy, gracias a SUI pericia profesio
nal mi sefora Sc encuentra compile
;tamefite restaBlecfda y tanto ella como
yo deseamos, por medic de esta carta,
-hacer ptblico testfmonio de- nuestra
gratitud inmensa.
De I'd. amigo y S. s.
LUIS SEIFERT. 4
Concrete No. q.
Advt.
sas-
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Las COfpOH(l0ll!es..r.... !.
lcontinuaci6n aS d Il. pAginsyI

I
dante eIclial las entradas poi concep.
to dc contribuciones SCI Iepartieran pro
tporcianaImenfe de motlo que totlos los
lcontribuyentes percibieran un benefit
iscio proportional en- ell uso que Sc lie
ida a las contribucionessdu pagan, Ma,
lnffest0. aden1as, sdue dl no crefa nece-
sario un canlbio en- ell actual sistelna
kde gohjernes municipales, para .cofse-
gnir esto. ssino qlie apodrfa intiy 2bfcA
lcrearse una junta o comisf6n que de-
terninara la parties de ingresos 'pofS con-
Ecepto sM colltribuciones nne .deberfa EN-
tplearse en-. las z0fas urbanas v aquella
| que deberfa asignarse para los tlfstris
tos rurales. s.s
Mr., Hartzell hizo refercncia la III
TINA emission de bonos municipalities, los
cuales Sc emplear;n en- SUI mayorfa, ca
81 eXclusivamente, en- las zonas urbanas
| de los 'distintos municipios en- tanto
lque los bonos v sus intereses 10 pagaran
principalmente los propietarios de las
zonas rurales. Sugiri6 que Sc adoptara
| un m6todo similar all de los Estados
Unidos en- ell que las contribuciones es-
tan dfvididas en- estado, condado Y
pueblo; y donde Ia mayor parte de los
fondos asignados para nejoras plibli-
cas- eh determinada localidad la hacen
efectiva los propietarios que mayores
beneficios obtienen de esas mejoras.
Ode Porto Rico PrOgress'0
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HABLE INGLES EN- IS MINUTOS

Garni1a
nuevo
y m ion ninfras
New
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[}s15|i|K!IRl g


alivia irsstantaneamente cicatriza
rapidamente todas las enfermedades
cutaneas que irritan, duelen y afean.
Elimina el dolor, Ia picaz6n y come
zon. Usandolo junto con las Pildoras
de Heiskell para la Sangre y el Hi
gado, para mantener. al corriente las
funciones del hfgado intestinos,
todos los males venenos Sc desa-
loian rapidanente del cuerpo. Sc
logra la crracion.
Usese para Ia .limpieza el Jab6n
Medicinal de Tocador "Heiskell."
Sirvase enviar roc. en- seilos de correo
& AJohnston, Holloway & Co., Filadelfa,
E. u, por,muestras del unguento, jav6n y
pildoras de HeiskelL
De venta en- todas las farmacias.
MUNIZ BROS.
San Juan, P. r.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-20
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received by Carl
Miller and Rasmus Petersen up
to Nov. "a. 1924. at 800 p. m. for
the transportation of children on
two short routes. No. TX and XII,
beginning Dec. /. 1924.
Plans and contract blanks are
on file at First State Bank. The
right to reject or hold any or all
bids is reserved.
Dated at Askov. Mimi, Nov.
IL. 1924.
Jeppe Sorensen.
74w11-2t Clerk Dist. No. II.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-20

II . man spoke to his wife
only once a month or every two
months. she wouldn't even re-
cognize his voice. Yet some men
advertise once a month or every
two months and then wonder
why they don't set more buSi-
ness. Advertise every week. Re-
member the used key is always
bright. The store that tells the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-20

For Rent-S0 acre farm. 4
miles southeast of Askov, with z
cows, good team of horses, some
hogs and farm machinery on half
shares; possession will be given
at once or by April LIST. Hay on
place for stock.-Henning Simon
sen, Askov. 43wS-tf.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-20
F8DSELSDAGSFEST

Kvindeforeningen afholder en-
Fedselsdagsfest Fredag d. 81
Novbr., Aften Kl. 8. ID. b. s.
Salem. Der bliver ct mindre Pro
gram, hvorefter Katie serveres
we'd de forskellige Fsdselsdags-
borde. Kaffen betales med 1c
for hvert at vedkommendes
fyldte Aar. Born paa 10 Aar og
under opvartes frit we'd ct ser-
skilt Bord. Smsrrebrsd. Rage oe
Flsde modtages med TAX Tag
Sangbogen med. ALE er velkom-
men.
Komiteen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-20
ASKOV

4 A~AE~A4A1~A N--C AAA~1 1@@
birthday party tomorrow (Fn-
day) evening al the ID. b. S. hall.
A baby girl arrived real early
Wednesday morning at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Niels b. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henriksen and
III. Petersen and family were Pine
City callers Sunday afternoon.
going down to see the Sokol ex-
hibition.
Mrs. A. NJ. DeYoung returned
home from the Sandstone hos
pital Sunday but is still confined
to bed. Mrs. C. M. Nielsen is car
ing for her.
Arthur Olesen has traded his
lot west of the assembly hall to
Martin Johnson for a lot west Of
the Albert Johnson residence. and
Mailing Bros. are now excavating
for a residence which Mr.. 0lesen
expects to erect this winter.
Today. Nov. 20. is the last day
of the deer hunting season and
from current reports at least 10
or ~ deer have been secured by
local sportsmen within a radius
of S miles from town. Deer were
more plentiful around here than
they have been for many years,
and with a closed season next
year it is expected that two years
from now will bring plenty Of
game again.
At a meeting of the business
men with the village council
Monday evening it was decided
TO sign up for one season with
the Community Amusement AS
ISOLATION of Minneapolis. for
showing free movies here next
summer. Sixteen entertainments
will be given spreading over a
period of sixteen weeks. This is
a new experiment in this COM
munity and time only will tell
Its worth.
Soren p. Sorensen and wife,
the former an Askov resident
some years ago. but, who has
since been conducting creameries
at various places, spent a few
days here last week visiting the
ICarl Miller family and looking
over farm lands as they intend to
settle down on a farm. They left
again however, without any def.
Unite decision. but il is most
probable that they will locate
near Milaca where Mrs. Soren-
sens folks live.
John Jacobsen and Sigurd Stow
ring were up near Harris several
days ago and made arrangements
to take the pulpwood and ties off
a 60 acre tract of land about 4
miles from Harris. The past
week they spent at home making
the necessary preparations to go
up for the winter. Owe Krag and
Martin Brandt have joined them
and all four went there Monday,
Harald Jensen driving them up in
his truck. Ed Gudmondsen will
also go there and be official cook
for them. 1t is expected that at
least two more will join the crew,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-20

For Sale-Several registered
Holstein heifer and bull calves.
Some excellent calves for club
work. Will sell cheap for cash If
taken at ONCE. p. Madsen.
Askov. 2Swl2-1ts
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-20

VIII ship a carload live stock
Monday. Nov. IL. Bring your
listed stock before $50 a. m,
List with A. Henriksen or myself,
Hans H. Sorensen. Askov.
27w11-2t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-20

For Sale-Ford coupe in good
condition, cheap if taken at once;
also new portable Remington
typewriter. Inquire at Central
Lumber Co., Bruno. Mimi.
25w12-2t