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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING
THEREON

State of Mimi, County of Pines
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
Kolosky, Decedent.
Letters testament0ry this day hav-
ing been granted to John F. Kolosky,
1t Is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors of the above
named, decedent may present claims
against his estate in this Court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
three months from and after the date
hereof; and that Monday, the first
day of March, 1926, at one o'clock
P. NJ, in the Probate Court Rooms at
the Court House, at Pine City, in said
county, be, and the same hereby is,
fixed and appointed as the time and
place for hearing upon and the ,ex-
animation, adjustment and allowance
of such claims as shall be presented
within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in the Askov
American as provided by law
Dated November 30th, 1925.
ROBERT WILCOX,
(Court SeaD Judge of Probate.
(Dec. 1O-24)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17
BRUNO

"A state inspector visited the
school here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Chur-
chill and Robert were in Kerrick
Tuesday.
A. M. Dougan returned home
the last of the week from Mason
City, Iowa.
Henry Starch spent from Mon
day till Wednesday in Duluth
with relatives.
There will be services in Jack
son school house Sunday evening,
everybody invited.
The Misses Edwards and Nc
Vatey of Carlton, were guests of
Miss Minty from Friday evening
till Sunday evening.
Miss Louise Rupp came home
from the hospital Sunday morn
ing and returned Tuesday to have
the wound dressed. She is doing
fine.
Patsie Murphy returned home
Tuesday evening. Lawrence For
syth brought him home in his
car. Patsie is feeling fine and
able to walk good.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Bailey and
Robert returned Tuesday from
Hampton, Iowa, where they had
spent two weeks with relatives.
They also visited Mr.. Bailey's
brother and sister in Austin,
MINI.
Rev. Ostergren has gone to his
home in Albert City, Iowa, and a
student from Rock Island, ILL.,,
will be here to take charge of the
church during the holidays. Rev.
Ostergren will be greatly missed
and it is hoped he will return
next summer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17
Mrs. Clark was in Mora Satur-

Mrs. Clark was in Mora Satur-
day.
Mr.. Morrison was in Sandstone
Friday.
Mrs. Brandt went to Superior
Tuesday.
Arnold Schmutz was in Askov
Saturday.
Joe Marihart went to the CT
ties Monday.
Miss Edith Nelson spent Mon
day in Duluth.
Roscoe Traver was in Sand
stone Tuesday.
Mrs. Wiles returned to Bruno
Wednesday noon.
Mr.. Richie of Duluth, spent
Tuesday in town.
Mrs. Douglass and Beryl were
in. Sandstone Saturday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES

Sunday school at 9:45; church
at II o'clock. Practice for Christ
mas program at 2 o'clock Sun
day afternoon.
Senior G.. E. at 7:30. Special
Christmas program given by C. E.
to which the public is invited.
PROGRAM
Song t'It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear"
Scripture reading. ~
Prayer.
Song Choir.
Recitation Margaret Adams.
Quintet-"S Silent Night, Holy
Night. ~
Recitation-Mary Rose.
Pantomine-'Hark the Herald
Angels Sing.
observation-disclosures Traver.
Duet "Star of the East
Evelyn and Anna Larson.
Dialogue IN ellis Christmas
Stocking.
Violin solo-Bert Armstrong.
Song-"Joy to the World.
Benediction.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17

provincial that many of them can
glory in the slogan America First"
in its narrowest sense, we need this
day to enlarge our vision and make
us think of all nations and all men
as members of one common family.
At any moment we may be called
upon to help in directing Americas
course in world affairs. Unless I am
mistaken, they will gravitate as they
have so often done, toward Constan-
tinople. There Bolshevist Russia,
Moslem Turkey, African and Asiatic
tribes, and the white man are likely
to assemble for momentous ends.
Golden Rule Sunday soill be OBJ
served throughout the United States
in December, on behalf of the Near
East Relief. This series of articles,
by prominent public men toho are
supporters and spokesman for this
great philanthropy, is designed to call
public attention to the background
and parpose of the work and its need
jof geae1al support.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17
LUTHERAN SERVICES AT
WILLOW RIVER AND BRUNO

Norwegian Lutheran services
next Sunday, Dec. 20, in Willow
River at 3 p. M, and in Bruno
Christmas day, Dec. Is, at 2 p. m.
You are all welcome. May God
give you all blessed Christmas.
Yours, servant in the Lord.
S. T. Palm.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17

Willis see by the paper that
it is raining oil in China.
Gillis-Well, | shouldn't won
der! That's probably the bottom
falling out of one of those Texas
oil wells that | bought stock in.
Floral Herald.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17
Boston OUTING

I'VE must pause" remarked the pro-
fessor, climbing out of the auto.
YES. dear" agreed his wife. 81
heard the tire puncture." -American
Legion Weekly.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17
UnthinkabIe

Mrs. Scales-Scientists say that we
really laugh and grow fat.
Mrs. Diete-Of course! No one
would grow fat and Taught
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-17
Alienation

Boss What Another raise? Not six
months ago gave you a raise to get
married on.
Employee-Yes sir. but want this
one for q divorce.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
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etothe
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and
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Mother
nu problems
Evening star., 1925-11-10
And Boys will be Boys

The literally, his taors boy who
be the time he off toddngs largely what
he looks We make him manly right
good looking
them that One section aside for lads from to
all and
Evening star., 1925-11-10

And we believe you'll say "The Prettiest." With
its leaf-green walls hung with dainty prints And
its eight white-cad BARRIERS, each behind faithful
dobbin make Bobby and Betty forget long shears
and tears and have glorious time. most sanitary
place, too. With each comb and brush sterilized at
each using, and never-endirg supply OF crisp white
towels. And little desks for "Playing School," if
waiting is necessary.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
AND NOW \ POSSIBLE
BANK MERGER

This being the era Of giant mer-
gers, it perhaps is meet that ono
reads Of another attempt 10 merge
five New York banks into a billion
dollar concern, overlapping any
thing so far developed in this coun-
try and cqualling the largest in
London, with their branches. The
deal is not yet completed, but no
one need be surprised to sec the
Chatham Phoenix, the National
Park, the Chemical National, the
Central Union and Mechanics and
Metals National all in New York,
combine into vast enterprise; not
all at once, it is promised, but first
In pairs and then the pairs into an
entity,
But all this hasn't yet happened,
Some Wall street mon are disposed
10 be skeptiCal. thinking the plan
TOO vast TO find its way to reality.
The five banks would have enor-
nous financial power and anyone
who thinks this is a good thing TO
see eyentuate ought 10 feel crate
full at the possibilities Of the mcr-
ger.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
\ VICTORY FOR
ItIiIA\D

When BRAND took the French
premiership during the recent
crisis there were those who
oplncd II BE- couldn't carry Inc snip
Of state over the financial rocks
impending on every side II could
not he done undor present parlia-
menlary rules and regulations and
something In the nature OF q dc
'aiorship would be the only alter
native method, But BRAND has
shown the world that progress can
be made IN spite OF the parhamen-
iary Wr1ngIe, The manner IN when
he forced the cabinet TO approve
his financial plan Is case IN point
The net result is mat Finance
Minister Doumcr's financial pro
gram has gained unanimous ac-
coplance and n finally meeting
with tho approval OF the Chamber
OF Deputies Will yield immediate
income 10 the government
French financial measures these
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
On The Weather
Observation

Washington, Dec. 2n.--Forecast
for southern New England Fair
tonight and Thursday. warmer
Thursday; moderate westerly winds.
Forecast for Eastern Now York:
Generally fair tonight and Thurs
day except possibly snow 7urries in
extreme northwest portion; some
what warmer Thursday and in
north portion tonight. moderate
west erly winds.
Conditions: A ridge Of high
pressure extends from Colorado
eastward TO Virginia. The pressure
is low along the Gulf coast and the
Canadian border. There is no we'll
defined storm center hut local
showers were reported rom the
southern and snow flurries from the
mort hcrn districts. The tempcra-
ture is rising slowly in nearly all
sections east Of the Rocky noun
tains.
The lowest temperature reported
was Is degrees below zero az North
field, Vermont.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
fair weather followed by increasing
cloudinesS with slightly higher tenn
perature.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
SENATOR WHEELER
AGAIN INDICATED

The attempt 10 besmirch the
good name Of Senator Burton Is.
Wheeler of Montana, having as its
basis political animus because Of
his activities in helping to uncarth
the oil scandals and unscat Harry
Daugherty and the "Ohio gang In
the Department of Justice, has
been devastated for the third time,
II Is said that the Department of
Justice spent S@50,00o in the sue
cessiyc attempts. Justice Bailey Of
the District OF Columbia Supreme
court, by quashing the last indict-
mcnt Of the Department Of Justice
against the senator, not only vim
dictated him but told the Depart
mont it tried to convict man of
doing something that is not against
the law.
In my opinion" the Justice
said. rhe Indictment charges
no violation Of the laws Of the
United states and is therefore
bad
Tho Department has one moro
last cbarc. 30 carry ont its poliu-
cal designs IN aunral 10 the L. S.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
ANOTHER RIG BUILDING
YEAR IN SIGHT

The prosperity Of New Britatn's
industrial plants has hinged to
great extent upon the building
boom OF the past few years, as it
is logical to assume that the more
extensive the building boom
throughout the country the more
demand there will be for hardware
Consequently it Is equally logical to
assume that a continuation OF the
building boom throughout 1926
will mean a continuation OF the I'M
exampled prosperity in New Brit
ain.
Conservative estimates are that
during 1926 more than Si,000,000,-
600 was expended for new building
in this country. The average nor
nal expenditure for a year has
been computed to have been S4,-
100000 900, so that last year saw
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
FIND ROOSEVELT TROPHIES

Batum, Georgian Republic, Dec
so R--After a lengthy search COW
cring Transcaucasia, Peris. and the
Caspian sea district, officials Of The
Near East Relief have located the
trophies Of the simpson Roosevelt
Field mcuseum expedition to Central
Asia, which were lost In transit
here.
The entire collection has arrived
in good condition and will be ship
ped to America on the first steamer,
accompanied by George Cherric, Il
member Of the expedition.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
THE SALESMAN AT HOME

observed by Robert Reichenbaum)
His Wife-Breakfast has been
ready for ten minutes, Are you COM
ing, Harold?
Salesman-That's a Erent line of
selling talk. You should use tact,
and not insult my intelligence by
trying to hurry me. Well, ! see we
have bacon and eggs again. Pass nc
the cream and sugar for my coffee,
dear.
His wite-Youll have to hurry if
you expect to be on time at the Of
flee.
salcsman-Won't you have q
toothpick?
His wife-~Great Heavens, OF
course not, What would I want with
it now?
Salesman-Hcre It is. Take it
while you have the chance, and
don't fail to grasp this wonderful
opportunity, The first time I saw
you, Madam, ! realized that was
meeting Il person who recoznized
and appreciated the true worth of
these carefully assorted and ma
tionally advertised toothpicks. How
many did You say you wanted?
His wi(a-Oh, ! don't want any, ]
said Harold, please
Salesman-These toothpck. l may
say, are cut by hand from the ma
hogany toothpick groves of Brazil
The natives climb the trees with
axes, wearing rubber gloves, and
chop out each toothpick with cx-
IRENE care. They are then steriliz-
ed
His wife--l don't want any tooth
picks. Did you hear?
Salesman-Ah. lady but do you
really understand what I am offer
ing you" Don't you think it your
duty, as wife and mother, 10 owr
one Of these modern, up-to-date la
bor-saving devices? All, ! knew 70,
wanted one. How many? A dozen
Better take 32--you have 80 teeth
An, thank you very much, my deal
lady, for your purchase.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
An ATTACT UPON
THE \. I. & r,

The method by which the Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph
company cXacts 4 IL per cent of
the gross receipts OF its subsidiary
companies 49, in which all localized
Bell telephone companies are in
cludcd-Could not fail to come UNI
der the fire OF Washington much
longer. That percentage Of the
gross receipts Is a pretty high OK
action for any services the A, T,
& 7. can render
Some of these services are yalu-
able, notably the right to use all
Bell patents, now apparatus and
new methods, and help Of an
elaborate technical and research
STAFF. The financing needs of sub
salaries, too, is looked after, at n
charge ~ six per cent interest,
Many authorities, in highly rat
Ing the value OF y. r. & T. service
TO It's subsidiaries. at the same
timo dcnounce the 4 IL per cent
on gross income as improper and
unhusincsslikc.
The resolution calling for an In
vestigation, sponsored by Repre-
sentative John ]. O'Connor OF New
York, will be watched with OK
treme interest in tho House Of Rep
rescntatives, Such an investigation
al least is needed 10 clear up the
atmosphere and indicate TO the
public whether the telephone
monopoly Is being conducted In thC
public interest or too much for the
interests OF the A. 7, &: T.
Tho attack upon the Bell mo,
nopoly comes primarily from two
cities -- Boston and New York. II
thc New England metropolis Mayor
Curloy Or Boston. after a raise ir
rates was granted the Boil interests
in Massachusetts, began del,ins
into the company's relations will
ihe \. r. & 7. and has not let "
/ for on instant in his dcnunciation
nj The methods hc charges are OK
+ istinc between the two companies
/ In New York, after the telephon,
/ company was granted an increasl
lin rates totalnng Si1.0Q0.oO0
year, ostensibly to pay for in
creased wages it was found tina
! the A. 7. & T, got s450,oOo Of tn
amount.
As a holding company the \. I
/ & T. is remarkably prosperous. I
could scarcely be otherwise in vic,
Of the astonishing rakeof it exact
/ from lis subsidiaries.
Eut the system is the same tia
all holding companies follow 4
/ principle, They get their rakeof
but what they provide in return
not always noticeable 10 the unaid
- cye.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
rs Years Ago Today

Chief Rawlings has assigned on
Ger Bamforth TO the West Nam
street beat, Officer llellberg to North
street and Hartford avenue, and or
flcer Lanpher 10 Main street, south
OF the railroad,
A local branch of the National
Cremation society will he formed
here soon, \ meeting Of 10 inter
oStcd parties will be held in Turner
hall next week \ small initiation
fee entities members TO have their
bodies crematcl at the crcmalory N
Fresh Pond. Long Island city with
Ncnonts to surviving relatives. tn"
chairman of the board of hcalih
states that, for the best interests OF
humanity and for sanitary reasons
this is the ideal way Of disposing 81
tho dead
The new khaki uniforms of the
national guard have been found TO
he cmnently satisfactory
An effort was made by Il numbel
of citizens TO have the performance
of Little Egypt" at tho Opera
House stopped last night, CHEZ
Rawlings was in attendance and
warned the management that any
thing Objectionable would cause th"
suspension OF the play. There was
nothing in the show to cause any
objections.
John J. Cream has begun the work
on the millinery enrolment lie VIII
work without assistance.
The newly elected officers OF
Phcnix Lodge, |. Q. Q. I" are as
| follows: Warden, l.. l.. Andrews;
conductor, Wallace Marshall; chap
lain, Ernest Niebling; X, S, TO \. g..
G.. +. Brainerd: l.. S. to \. G., AleA
johnson; inside guard Charles
Blakeslec; outside guard, George A
Smith; r. S. 10 Y, c. John Peter
son: l.. S. to V. c.. j, @. Beach;
pianist, z. l.. Morey; sick visiting
committee, 4. Z, Hurlbut, 6. r..
, Brainard. Alex Johnson, J. \. Peter
son and j. O. Bacon; widows and Or
phans committee, Fred Norgason
and William Schaefer.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
Britain Buys Hendion
AirdrOme for Govt. Use

London, Dec. 50 Pl-The Hendon
airdrome, a tract of $50 acres, has
been purchased by the government
from Claude Grahame White. the
aviator and aeronautical engineer,
who in 1916 married Ethel Levey,
whose former husband was George
VI. CohHn. II is said that more than
$2,5OO,On0 was paid for the property.
It will be used as a home defense
station, as it is one of the chain of
such stations stretching from the
vicinity of London westward to
Salisbury Plain.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
BRITISH TAkE CONTROL

Wcisbaden, Rhineland, Germany,
Dec. 3O-The occupational author
lily in the Weisbaden zone, following
the evacuation of Cologne, was
turned over by the French to the
British today at simple military
ceremony on the Schlossplat2. out
side the French general headQuar-
tiers.
Tho tricolor was lowered and the
union jack hoisted. after which tho
troops marched in review.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30

t0rnoy Slattery -- by threats, Il Is
alleged - 10 bring an indictment
against Wheeler there. William j.
Burns, who was Daughcrtys chief
in tht Investigation bureau Of the
Department OF Justice, later ad-
mitted In court that he had sent
agents 10 Montana; and Blair
Coan likewise admitted he went to
Montana to get" Wheeler. and as
nn agent Of tho Republican Ma
uonal Committee,
Senator Wheeler then asked tho
tnate 10 investigate and a special
committee headed by Senator
Borah brought in a verdict Of ac-
quittal Tho Senate voted Sc to 5
in favor Of cxoncra'lon.
When the first Daugherty indlct.
ment was tried in Montana last
April the jury brought In a verdict
of not guilty after only n few min
utos Of elaboration, The charge
was that while scnator-clect,
Wheeler had accepted fee as
counsel for Gordon Campbell, an
OIL operator
After Daugherty had resigned
ana Harlan Fiske stone succeeded
MN, stone approved the second at
tempt TO indict Wheeler, this time
III INC District OF Columbia. The
charge was that Campbell, the oil
operator ana Edwin S. Booth, for
mor solicitor Of the Interior Dc.
partmGnt and Wheeler had con-
splred to defraud the government
by obtaining more than the legal
number OF permits for oil lands.
Evan II tho charge were true, it
would not have been violation Of
the law, because the law does not
limit the number of permits. But
the conspiracy did not even exist,
ana 1t was never proven that Scna-
tor Wheeler and the two others OBJ
tanned the OIL permits. 1t was this
charge that was quashcd in Wash
AS two courts and the Senate
nave INDICATED Senator Wheeler,
IT Is now high time that the Sen
ate investigated the political ef-
lorts or the Department OF JUS
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an answer 10 any
question OF fact or information by
writing to the Question Editor, New
Britain Herald, Washington Bureau
13?2 New York avenue, Washington
D. c., enclosing two cents In STAMPS
for reply, Medical. legal and marital
advice cannot be given, nor can eS-
tended research be undertaken. All
ether questions will receive per.
sona reply. Unsigned requests can
not be answered. All letters are
CONFIDENTIAL Editor.
Q. Who wrote the song silver
Threads Among the Gold"
A. The words arc by Even Reg
ford, the music by II. r, Banks.
Q. When will Thanksgiving Day
fall again on November "a?
a. In 1927, 1882, 1888 and 1919
Q. How many Nation1l Bank EN-
aminers are there in the federal
Government service ?
a. Thirteen Chief National Banl;
Examiners, one chief National Bank
Examiner in the Office of the Comp.
troll"r of the Currency and twelve
District Chief National Bank Exam.
lners in the tweNe Federal Reserve
Districts.
a. From whence comes the eX.
preston United We stand, divided
we fair?
A. From an old ballad by George
Pope Morris the verse of whicl
READS us follows:
"A song for our banner, This
w2tchword recall
Which save the Republic hcl
station
United We stand, divided We
falP
IT made and preserves lis {
nation.
q. What is the meaning Of The
name Cooper"
~. 1t is a dcrivatiVe Of the l.atiI
word "cupa or cuppa' meaning ;
vessel,
q. Who are the trustees of the
tun1 boqucathed by Lotta Crabtru,
tor the benefit OF eX-serNice men?
MAJOR General Clarence L. Ed.
wards, |. S. \. retired; Judge vii
liam Z. Wait Of the Massachusett!
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30
IN kLASS Al KRAZY KOLLEGE
Conducted by GertrlIde)


Teacher:
lima. you're n steady glrl--use the
word "erratic.'"
Ina Peach;
"A radio bug--sally Patio
Couldn't tune in a thing except
static,
Now she's enthusiastically
And each evening poor Sally
breakfasts 10 herself in erratic!"
Teacher:
Terrence, harp 4 bit on the word
manicure
Terry Firma:
Dim doctor meself, but me
brothers
Are undertakers, an sure
OF feel loike a kind OF a traitor
At livery manicure"
Aunt Julia.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-30

been built In 1871, 4 complete ac-
count OF the disaster can be found
In any newspaper OF September 20,
1925,
q, What was tho true amount
mat President Harding received for
HE sale OF his interest in the Marion
war?
\, According to facts brought
out before the Senate Investigating
Committee at the time that Frank
\. Nanderlip stated that II was ru-
morod that President Harding sold
the Marion Star for $3.50. 900, the fol,
lowing figures were obtained from
the owners; Under the contract of
sale, Harding was to receive for his
sos shares Of stock, a total Of $685.
zoo, the remaining 1875 shares were
bought from minority stockholders
COR $4,000 making "A total pur-
cnase price og $SSO,OO0.
G. Whore and when was the So
ri"ty Of the Cincinnati organized and
who are eligible to membership?
A. II is an hereditary patriotic
society ana was organized on May
~, 1888, by American and foreign
officers OF the Continental Army,
who were assembled in their cam
Torment on the Hudson river, near
the socio,y y.os oooordai ~ ~ " e.. ="
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