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very entertaining. There will be
two horse races each day--a run.
ming race and a harness race
Good horses have already enter.
ed for these events. There will
also be a Shetland pony race for
the little folks.
Each days program also in.
cludes a FIVE mile auto race. On
Tuesday it will be Ford stock
race and on Wednesday a free
for all speedster race. Speed
cars have been Turning up and
one car recently made the half
mile on the local track in less
than forty seconds.
The Sturgeon Lake and Be.
roun base ball teams will play on
Tuesday and Hinckley and Rush
City will play Wednesday. The
Pine City Band will play Tuesday
and the Askov Band on Wednes-
day.
There will be a ferris wheel,
merry-go-round, four shows and
many other concessions on the
midway. II will be the same
amusement company that played
both the Chisago and Kanabec
county fairs tn s year.
Sokol Society on Night Show.
In addition to the auto polo
and push ball and the other free
acts. the night show will include
the Pine City and Denham Sokol
Societies, which will be a feature
attraction. Dressed in colorful
native costumes, the Pine City
society will give the native folk
dances. This dance was a feature
on the big Sokol program at the
fair grounds this summer, but
had to be cut short owing TO the
rain. Their program will also in
clude many athletic events.
Their part of the evenings pro-
gram is a whole show in itself.
All school children accompa-
MED by adults will be admitted
free, both days. The admission
for adults is: afternoon SOC. eve
ming 25c. The Pine City school
will be closed both afternoons
and many of the other schools in
the county will also close.
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more of reality than heretofore.
II is easy to propose Federal con-
troll or operation Of railroads and
mines. but there is always a legit-
innate doubt as to just how far
the Government can go under the
Constitution. The phrase with
out due process of law" has pro-
voked more head-scratching and
doubt than any other legal VERDI
age because the American public
will no longer be buncombed with
Legislative panaceas which will
eventually be upset by the SUI
preme Court.
Legislators are rather chary of
proposing public ownership of
railroads because Of the obvious
failure Of Federal control during
the war and after-war periods.
Then. too, the political platform
of the so-called third party,
which had many planks tending
toward Socialism. was discarded
by an overwhelming vote last
fall. This lesson is still fresh in
the minds of certain groups in
Congress.
The country will read much of
the debate in Congress this win
ter regarding railroad legislation.
The public does not understand
the magnitude of the problem,
and few men even in public life
have a working knowledge OF
railroad affairs enabling them To
discuss the matter intelligently
Critics of Congress some times
grow cynical and state that no
body expects an intelligent de-
bate in the Upper and Lower
Houses. However, the majority
Of the people have faith in the
ability of Congress as a whole,
not particularly upon individuals,
to settle matters satisfactorily.
The President and Congress in
their efforts to relieve the rail.
road problem. find themselves up
against difficulties. The advant.
ages of intergration Of transpor,
tation lines are obvious. Some
CONTINUED on Pare u
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
SANDSTONE FAIR
SUCCESSFUL EVENT

The annual community fair
held at Sandstone Saturday was
a real success both as regards ex-
hibits and crowds.
The exhibits were as good. if
not better. than at any previous
fair in spite of the backward sea-
son and the dry weather during
August. Especially good were
the corn, potatoes, tomatoes and
fruit exhibits. Carlyle Campbell.
agricultural Instructor at Bar
mum. acted as Judge of the gen.
eral farm produce, while Miss
Lucia r. Brown, domestic science
instructor at Askov, passed on
the home baking and canning.
The exhibits of live stock were
not so numerous.
A base ball game between Sand
stone and Askov was won by
Sandstone. Score IL to 2. There
were foot races of different
kinds, tug-of-war between East
side and West side farmers,
which was won by the latter.
and finally awarding of a Guern-
sey bull calf, which went to Geo.
LANCE of the Boys Calf club. The
newly organized boys and girls
band, under direction of Chas.
Edstrom, furnished the music for
the day. They were well re-
ceived.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
COUNTY MINNESOTA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10

Preston, paid an official visit to
Oslo. the capital of Norway, and
after remaining there for several
days, proceeded to Bergen. The
combined crews consisted of 8
officers and 100 "gobs" who. &C
cording to published accounts.
spent an enjoyable time in Nor
way. The flotilla went back to
the United States direct from
Bergen.
A Rare Event.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Erickson of Oakland. Neb.. had
been married IS years and had
asked their friends not to go to
the trouble and expense of carry
ing out some rather elaborate
plans for a celebration of the ex-
ceedingly rare event. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erickson We're married at
the age of 16 years in Hjorted,
Kalmar district, Sweden; they
came to the United States in 1863
and after spending two years at
Burlington. Iowa, came to Oak
land, Neb., where they have had
their home since.
Back to U. s.
Today Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bar
denfleth of Minneapolis who
have spent the summer in Den
mark. will embark at Copenhagen
for the United States. Mr.. Bar.
denfleth recently made a trip
through several of the countries
of the European continent and
England. and during his journeys
has written extensively for news
papers in this country. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bardenfleth have for many
years been among the leaders OF
Danish social and cultural activi.
ties in Minneapolis.
More Funds Promised.
Roald Amundsen, Norwegian
Arctic explorer. last week re-
turned to Norway from Italy
where he had conferences with
Premier Mussolini. Enroute fol
Norway he visited Switzerland
where he met Vernon Prentice
brother-in-law of Lincoln Ellis
worth, principal financial hacker
of his airplane expedition to the
Arctic zones, and on this occasion
was assured that Mr.. Prentice
would help finance the next ex
petition which Mr.. Amundser
now is planning for 1926.
Transfer Of Commanders.
in. G. Anderberg, commander
of the Swedish-American liner
Stockholm, has been promoted tc
the commandership of the lines
newest vessel. the Gripsholm
which is to make her maiden voy.
age to America some time in No.
vember. Capt. j. M. Renstrem
of the Swedish East India Co.
succeeds Capt. Anderberg as the
commanding officer of the Stock.
holm.
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Fellow meeting while the rest of
the family were at the movies.
As luck would have il Miss
Vivian Wege came past the depot
and heard both telephones ring
ing and answered them; Mr..
Danielson was then soon located
and both trains signaled to be
stopped a few minutes before
pulling into Askov.
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FAIR DATES

State Fair-Twin Cities Sept
5 TO IL.
County Fair-Pine City-Sept
II TO Is.
FnlaysonESept- IL.
Willow River-Sept. 10.
Cloverton-Sept. 10.
Markville-Sept. Is and Is.
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Naval Visit.

Two weeks ago four American
submarine chasers. the Lamson-
the Coghlan. the Bruce and the
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Julius Hanson Dead.

Julius Hanson, 80 years old
died in the latter part of August
at Malms, Sweden. He had for
merly spent several years in this
country as a director Of theatri-
cal enterprises, newspaper editor,
dancing master. and in several
other capacities. Until quite
recently Mr.. Hanson appeared IN
PLAYS staged at the Open-Air
Theater near Malme. so, age did
NOT seem a deterrent TO him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
Giants Continue to Win N. L.
Games; Athletics Cop, Also

THE Giants. who had lost but two
4 games out OF is during the in.
vAsion OF the Polo Grounds hy
Western teams. added another vic.
tory 10 their long list Thursday by
defeating the Pirates, tho fourth
team 10 compete with the New York.
ers since the International clashes
began. 5 20 4. The Firatts had done
well In tho East. better than any
other Western club. and ii was Bill
MeKeehnie's ambition 10 raise the
standing bit more By taking down
the league leaders. In the fifth IN.
ming there was chance. the Pirates
putting over three runs, but the
Giants frightened up and won.
The victory gave the Giants n
record Of % victories and seven
defeats. while Piitsburg remains
In a tie for fourth plsce with
the Cincinnati Reds, who lost
game to tho Phillies, 0 TO l.
The Brooklyn Dodgers won over
the Cubs. 20 I. thus maintaining
their place along with Philadelphia,
just behind New York. Boston de
geated 81. Louis IL 10 J.
II was track meet for the Aih.
letics at 81. Louis, where they
piled up 20 runs TO the Browns 8.
five pitchers went TO the mound
for the home team. but the Mack
men continued 30 run across
home plate At viii.
The Senators made up for tho DE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
Eugene Melder
Awarded Crew
Honor Trophy
Never Made Letter, but
Is Given Pigott Cup for
Year by wv" Mates

EUGENE MELDER Ballard
u boy, who has turned out for
crew az the University OF Washing
ton Tor four years without the good
fortune OF making a seat in the
varsity boat, was awarded the WI
liam PiSott trophy Friday night az
The annual NarHi.' Boat club ban.
quot at the wnSsnlan apartments.
II Is emhlemRllc % tho unselfish
spirit In crew work and a symbol
Of inspiration for the oarsmen.
The boat club dinner was quite
the affair with Rusty Callow. him.
self, as the POSTMASTER. After the
knife and fork drill there were the
usual speeches. with NJ Taylor ana
Matt Hlll Of the Alumni association.
President suzKallo. Captain Max
Luft. Dean Condor. Darwin Nets.
nest and Torchy Torrance being
among The speakers. Torrance had
a lot OF old jokes that went over
pretty good ph tho tenderioln steaks
had put the boys IN good mood.
Silver trophies. IN tho form OF
cups. were distributed 20 the oars,
men who rowed In tho two victor.
ious Hudson races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

What was Ted Meredl,h's bta, time
for running the hair mlief-G. y. T.
Nieredlihis best effort over that
distance was Is, Is. made In 1916.
when was Helen Willis national
girl ehsmpionT-B y. II.
In i9sl.ss.
How many times has Stanley
Covsleakic topped tho somark in
games won &c. T. Y.
Four. 1918 20 1871. Inclusive.
How did California finish IN tho
Eastern intercollegiate track and
field meet last year7 +. q. ".
California finished eighth with IL
points.
How long has Herb Pennock been
in the majors and for what clubs
has no played7 q. l., NJ.
Since 1912 with tho exception Of
ono season--Isis--and has played
with the Athletics. Red sor and
Yankees. American league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

Miss Melhftcl won hhc matSh AZ
the s7th hole.
This was the third time Miss
wethered and Miss Leiteh had met
IN tho finals and while tho winner
was q strons favoute. she had to
come from behind IN the morning
round. as Miss Leiteh ran up a
biz lead.
In the afternoon. however Miss
wethered was two mp az tho ssrd
and appeared 10 have the match
won. Miss Lelteh squared the
match and they played an extra
hole. which was won by Miss
we,hered.
Ten thousand spectators followed
the champion and ex.ehampion
around the historic course az Troon
this afternoon and were well re.
warded By sight or some remarkable
championship play
AZ the .Tth green Miss Leiteh
laid Miss Wethered a stymie, TGs
champion took her nihlick. loftsd
aver her opponents ball and sent
her own into the cup.
Going out In the afternoon. Miss
wethered had 81 10 Miss Leich's
s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
SANDE HORSE
Is FAVORITF,

BELMONT PARK, n. v. May &c
With tho asrd running OF the
ont.mils Metropolitan handicap for
three.yesrolds and up a. the feG
iure Of tho card. the westchestsr
Racing association win open its
annual spring meeting here today.
Mrs. W. X. Yanderbllts fine
keldIng. sarazsn. with Earl Sand,
up. ia the heavy fayoriio 10 win
tho feature event With Ladkin
and wise Counsellor not starting.
the burden OF opposition probably
will fail on James Buffers string.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
SPAULDING OUT

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. May -.
Minnesota university today is with.
out head football coach. following
announcement last nisht Of the resls.
nation Of William spsuldIng from
that position.
Reports here from Los Angeles said
spaulding had accepted flvc.year
contract as athletic director OF the
University OF Southern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
DIuxmans' and
Dyers to Play

A fVrER u singing defeat last Sun.
"A day that dropped them down to
a triple tic for first place. DruxnNns'
will play the Three Brothers Dye
Works nine at,the Coast league park
Sunday. Nippon A, c. and the South
Park Merchants are billed In the
other attraction there.
Ballard and Green Lake arc cx.
pected TO put on a lively tussle at
ADAMS playficld, Ballard; the Seattle
Flremcn play West Seattle at tho
Polo Grounds, Georgetown. and the
Waterfront A. c. viii entertain the
Georgetown Merchants ~ Upper
Woodland park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
Hunter Wins
in Western
Golf Trials

GAN FRANCISCO. May 2s.--Paeific
- Coast ausiifiers for the national
open golf tournament wer. on record
today. with Willle Hunter. Brent.
wood. low man and winner Of the
money prize. Hunter shot 80 holes
In Ia.
Others who qualified and their
scores were; Joe Novak. Berkeley.
its; George kerrigan. Flint Ridge.
1871: Charles GusAt. Los Angeles.
1871: Eddie Gaycr. Hiil Crest. 1855.
Gayer edged out Abe Espinosa,
who led the first days play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

WHEN Brick EldTed slammed out
w three hits IA salt Lake Thur.
day the Seattle rlsht fielder nan his
string OF consecutive hitting games
up 10 "a.
Eldred got on 20 bad start
this spring. but right now he's hit,
TING better than ever Tor the Red,
skins and he has been anything
but weakling az the plate In the
last five years here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
SILVER VERY Ill

AS FRANCISCO. May sgr-
silver. san Francisco light
weight. is in the hospital herr in
a serious condition with blood
poisoning IN his right hand. The
hand was injured against Joe Ben.
tamin when silver lost the coas;
lEhtweisht title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

third base job
because OF his
tremendous hit
ting
Hut the Penn
sylvania boy has
been very ynlu
able as "a utility
man lilo has
played shortstop.
first base icu
Held and has
done some re-
markahle pinch.
hitting FOR the
Braves,
Baldwin filled
IN Thursday for
Billy McCabc in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
PUCK GAME ser

Los ANGELES, May y. - Tho
Vancouver Monnrchs meet the Los
Angelica Monarchs Saturday night at
tho Palais dc Glaco In the fourth OF
a flyo.gamo series for tho Pacific
coast loo hockey championship. Tho
local club won last night By I to
. score, making the scrioa stnnd two
games for Vancouver and one for
Los Angelica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

Miss Joyce wethered. who Is con.
ced.d 70 be the best woman golfer
in the world. was British open cham.
plon in 49,. and 1894. Miss Lelich.
who gave Miss wethersd one Of
the ssiftss battles in the history
OF the British ladies' open. won the
title IN 1914. 1880 and 1871.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

the gardens and lt VAS his blow
with tho bases filled that knocked
IN the tying and winning runs
against salt Lake IN a niuthInning
rally.
It's too bad that Baldwin can't
play regularly because he Ia too
good a tosser 10 be sitting on the
bench, but he's making himself
useful az a utility man and Is up
to hts old tricks OF hitting in the
pinches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
Tigers Hopeless

TUE Vernon Tigers seem 20 be
l. hopeless Tor this season. unless
they get some help Immediately
They have fair defense and a
corkins good battery department.
but lack a punch. and runs win ball
gamea
They Will have 10 hit up
tremendous pace TO pull out Of tho
basement and unless they set some
new hitting strength they may be
doomed TO be the doormat OF the
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
WRESTLERS BUSY

CHICAGO. May 22.--After week
OF training at the Sand Dunes. Big
Mum and Stranger" Lewis today
came TO Chicago for two.day work
out In local gymnasiums. Mum has
reyotcd most OF his time TO perfoctlng
d defense for Lewis deadlock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
SAGE SUBSTITUTED

OAKLAND, May 22,--Bob Sage
of Detroit win replace Frankie
Denny of Oakland Wednesday night
In tho main event with Frankie
Schoell OF Buffalo. who recently an
ncxcd the Coast wclterweight cham.
pionshlp' Denny has an attack of
training boils. VI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
HONOR CAMP

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 22.---
Suggestion that the Yale athletic
grounds, upon which the bowl" IL
erected. be named Camp Field" 20
perpetuatc the memory OF the late
Walter Camp, was made cdltorially
In the Yale alumni weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
RE-MATCH MADE

NEW YORK. May 22.--Johnny
Dundee. former feathorwcight cham
pion OF the world. and sid Terris.
New York lightweight. who defeated
him In the last show In Madison
Square garden, viii furnish tho fea.
ture bout at the opening OF tho new
concy Island stadium on June Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
CASEY IN N. Y.

NEW YORK. May Gray Casey.
California star who viii sail May
30. with the team the United States
Lawn Tennis association will send TO
championships, arrived today. lie
will finish his training al Forest
Hills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
Moore With DruSman's

boy MOORE, the former big
~ league southpaw, who was
given trial by the Indians recent
~. has signed 10 pitch for the
pruxman team IN the city league.
and win work their game Sunday
At the Coast League park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
Cecil Leitch
Defeated in
TroonMatch
Match for British Wom-
ems Honors Goes to
37th Hole

\ o . y scotland
May sa-JoYce
Wethersd. British
ladies' open cham
pion. won her
third title this an
ernoon when she
defeated cecil
Latch. three times
champion. IN the
nnRls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

feat OF "Wednesday hy winning from
the Tigers at Detroit, to 2. Walter
johnson allowed but seven hlts.
Muddy Ruel was hack behind the
platc again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
JORDAN VS.. MILLS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.--Pat
Mills. English lightweight. win box
Johnny Jordan OF Tacoma in To-
round main event here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
)YCE WETHERED WINS BRITISH GOLF TITLE
Ted Baldwin Is Handy
Man for Indian Tribe

TED BALDWIN Is the handy
man OF the Seattle Indians.
When Frank Brasill was obtained
BY thc Tribe he cinched Baldy's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
CONDITIONS SHOCKING

Friend OF mine visited the prison
lately"
How did he find the conditions
Shocking In fact. he was electro
cuted. Princeton Tiger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
BOEHLER WINS

Los ANGELES. May 22,-George
BoshieF. who has featured in ca
tra-lnning games several times this
year for Oakland. allowed only five
hits and beat Los Angeles. 10 ?.
In II innings here Thursday. Hs
walked nine men, however.
The score. n. III. +.
Oakland .........+,.... . o
Los Angeles ......., ) :
batteries Boehler and Mcdonald:
Wright and Sandbsfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
BIG WAGER

NEW YORK. May 22-Jimmy De
Forcat, matchmaker for tho Polo
Grounds Athletic club. announced
today he had $4,000. sent him from
the Middle West. to bet at even
money or TO that Tom Gibbons
win beat Gene Tunney when they
meet here on June 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

rAcn1c COAST LnA0rE

uattnt With % and up
a sunday,
Compiled y s. sport. Service Francisco -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
BEAVERS RALLY

SACRAMENTO. May a. Scoring
SIX runs in the ninth inning. Port
land beat Sacramento again here
Thursday. 20 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22

Betteries-Lcvercnz. Burns Win
t.rs and TobIn. Rowland: HuEheS
shcllcnback. Vance and Koehlcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-22
SEALS ANNEX

SAN FRANCISCO. May ss-The
seals oyercams four-run lead piled
up by Nernon's Tigers In the first
inning here Thursday and nobed out
the visitors Usain. 20 8.
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