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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugar Easy. Raw. spot it.6s; refined,
easy Eranulated, ib.e0dG.io,
Coffee No I RIO on spot, 70Hc. No. 4
Santos. 2iS u CSC.
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That's probably Why Roy
Clair, manager Of the sh0u
at the Palace Hip theGter, is
so kind to all the neWsies of
The Star. Friday eUening
all the peadors Of this news-
paper were his guests at the
. O'Clock performance, Chere
they eHcored every number
on the bill from the grounded
balcony.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Seattle Wheat
sainr,Inr,. unnintlnnn

No ! soft white. ii.sO. No west.
eru white. tt.ss. No. 1 hard winter. ii,3s,
No ] northern Hprius, ii,5e No 1 west'
tioo,
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ARTHUR REED BARRUS, also
known ~ ARTHUR REED, your

daughter. Jessie. IL ILL., Communicate
with j.. ". Fllllngor III 6ist A.. Sc.
attic, wash. No hard feelings. Now
York state, British Columbia and
Oklahoma papers please copy.
The Missing Relatives Editor rs
requested to insert the following note
from mother 90 young woman be.
licvcd to bcin Seattle
"l'm certainly glad to sec you, too. "
Please lci us hear from you, So wor.
ried. Mother
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FLOUR. GRAIN. FEED
Citations BIZ Fisher Itourlnv Afiil
VEGETABLES

Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Quotatons by k4onecr Fruit a. Produce
Co.
The prices Htson are those MAIDS 10
retail dealers In wholesalers Win a
few seasonal EXCEPTIONS prices % pro.
duters can bo figured by deducting tho
eost OF transportation 10 ssattls and
approximately I6 per cent.Io hauling
-,a.... and aeiiinz rost.l VIZ
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

MARCH rs
tirst Low Tide
i.lN a. m 81 fgs
ftrst iiiGh tide
f5f a. M t0s n
second Low Tide
its p m oa a.
second High Tide
tEs . m tos n
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WHEAT FUTURES
STILL DROP
Corn and Oats Close Higher;
Provisions Are Weak

CHICAGO. March 2B.-Wheat fu-
lures continued on tho downward
course on the board OF trade today.
Current wheat rallied lnte on
short covering ana buying attributed
10 exporters and closed unchanged
Mt the opening level Reports or
rain trickled In fro mthc South
west thus creating better feeling
regarding the winter crop.
Corn trading was quiet Profcs-
SIGNALS bought spr weell-cnd even
lnE-up purposes.
oats followed corn and finished
higher.
Provisions weakened.
II tedand hcmfwyp ashrdlu aunuu
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e. SeAtIt -
DEATHS

poase Daniel, 76, 1885 sixth ave. ~
e.. March 90 -, w,o
Alexander. Frank, so, Cora Wyo"
March "a .. c
W.. March 30. ,,nr
ST.. March a. Goo ,S,, ave
$. W. March ~. zen enr,,u
snow. George d. a. flS-n Spins
St, March 90, ..o, x-,,u -
wing, chin All. 81, 66sh King 81"
March "a. ,ao s,,,,,jt
Icideman. Henry 3D. wv sum'i''
ave. March 70, -. ,sc Oar.
BMtwiek, Charles n, 90 800 wv
Yield st., March 70. e..u,,sn
Sangster George, ~ lsfo
al March 20,
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Divorce Complaints

pheris. Nooma VS., stanton e'0"s
cruelty, ,.r, nom
CrColR VS.. Arthur W.
pearl IA Alfred Holdings crueltk
rrmn ys. William Wardel' ueI
ton. ,auEun-
ulynor IS. Ralph Loonoy' hons"p
Margaret VS., Arthur II Lco""'"
cruelty .,n,r de-
Itrnncos vs.. Walter AleNandeh w
Nertion ,..,nhiich
Harry A. We. l., Madololne n,,matl-
May va John foeppoh 'hV''"'
hillty,
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Whitman McnorInI--N lgd and
hshworth ave. Iov. Rowland ed.
wnrds u, ~, II a. m, "Thc way
M 1850 y. m, THE way out"
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uniyrrsiiy--s7ih aud 18th ave. n,
=. Rev Harry Sumner Teinpietou.
pastor ~ a m, THE HiEh Priest.
" Prayer. 7so p. m THE scape,
goat
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9 MALE HELP WANTED
Rows Wanted at Once

The Star has few good
downtown routes open for
live wire, energetic boys OF
high school and grade
school age. Two of these
routes pay extra money for
loading papers on street
cars
III YOU are looking for the
opportunity TO EARN and
LEARN. apply In person at
the Circulation Department
The Seattle Star ,
seventh Ave, Between Union
University SITS. u
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NAlltlt 10
first Low Tide
ice a. nj 90 e.
ttrst nIzh roe
1853 a M i0s O.
Seeuhd iow TIDE
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e. Frozen water.
20, Males
80, Anger.
81 A short poem for music.
81 Direction between Europe and
North Pole
3s THIRD note ip scale,
&c. Ono who mrditatcs
igt a flat disc FOR use in eating
%. 4 man who ls very tight with his
money.
Us, Correct
o. Principle
49, Uncovered
80 Not $50 much.
a. Mobammedan tribe ~ Philip
pines
a. Observes
THE ANSWER To FRIDAYS
Pl'ZII.E
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rrIee- raIa Mhele.als peal,r.
MILK AND CREAM

MILK AND CREAM
quotations by Milk Distributors Assn.
Miik--cwL. fob Seattle supply 7ts
y Q. y. coHdeusory ..... 195
sweet Cream. I. o. b.. station 81
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Country creamery. extras. .... .4tG ~
Local prints. wrapped .... 80
Cheese-Tiliamook Tripiets -. 40
Wash Triplsts ............. .z3@ s5
Buttcrfat-
A grade, Soatils delivery. .is
LIVESTOCK
Receipts. f35 cattle, Gs7 hogs, IL sheet
Market steady.
Quotations at Union stock Yards.
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CONGREGATIONAL

Whitman Memorial - And and
Ashworth Eev. Rowland Edwards.
b. y. II e. m. Tho tway In.
T30 D. m. THE Way Out
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
new FACES IN
MEXECALL ARENA

Jack Murphy the husky looking
Boston scrappcr, who has been in
El Ccntro for several weeks, trying
to get match, will get his chance
AT the Owl arena Sunday afternoon,
when he will meet Jack McGrcencr
of Phoenix i'm a - round bout.
Murphy has been anxious to take
on Kid Savage, Vic Alexander, or
any other heavyweight according
to Harry Woodbury., his manager,
and jumped at the chance to mix
things up with McGrecr, who is con
sidorcd one of the best big men
in Arizona.
Joe Padilla of san Diego and
Young Gonzales of Los Angeles,
will put on the six round semi
final.
There viii be two four round
bouts, Il special event between Ted
Maddox of San Diego and Kid
Wellisch of Mexicali. and curtain
raiser with Young Stone of FL
Centre and Babe Corbctt of Imper-
ial doing the honors.
While none of the fighters are
familiar TO valley fans, Manager
Joe Flores says it is fast card,
and he believes that followers sof
the game Will appreciate the intro
duction of new faces into the scraps.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
BIG TEST FOR
KENTUCKY DERBY
TO BE HELD SOON
Earl Sande to Ride on
Bud Fisher s Horse,
SwOpe
ny United Press Leased Wire

PlMLICC, Nd, May s.-Tiftcen
fine thoroughbreds-14 colts and a
filly-were expected to start this
afternoon in the $4,000 Prcakness
stakes, the first bsg classic of the
summer racing season and the big
test for the Kentucky derby.
Clear weather greeted the thou
sands of turf enthusiasts who began
arriving last night andSpoured in this
morning. The track was fast ard in
perfect condition. One OF the larg-
est crowds that ever saw the an
nual running of the classic is cx-
pdcted when the bugle brings the
field to the post. ~
There seems to be a general op-
inion that it was an open, race and
that anyone of the Is entries, favor.
ed with Il little racing luck might
take n sneak on the field and win
the purse which will amount to
$56,725 if all the entries start.
Chantey, Mrs. Harry Payne Whit.
ney's colt, which broke track
record at Havre De Grace in the
early start of his career, is favored
in the betting. Ivan Parke will
have the mount.
Harry Payne Whitney's Backbone
will be coupled as a combination to
win, but it is very unlikely that
the stable entry viii be heavily
backed, as there is very little prom
Use for any kind of a price. Pony
McAtee win have the mount on
Backbone.
Earl Sande. 6merica $ premier
jockey, who has been sensation
since he returned TO the saddle. will
try TO win on Bud Fishers Swope
Although there ara thousands who
back Saudc on most any kind of a
horse, ii is not likely that Swopc
will get much consideration.
Thc tPreafnesssis' the fifth race
;on The card and the field probably
will limo up about 4:f5 p, NJ. eastern
standard time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
5THOROUGt1BREDSTO TODAY N$5OO0O RACE
WILL
FIGHT AGAIN.
LOCAL ARENA

Pat McNulty, the tough little
Irish COB who made such splendid
impression in his fight with Kid
Bello at the Imperial Valley Ath-
letic club arena last week has been
picked to head next weeks card
at the local arena and is booked for
10 round session with George
Goodrich.
The latter is a main eventer in
San Diego, and has met all the good
lightwcights that the San Diego pro-
moters could dig up for him. Val
ley fans know McNulty's ability,
and they nearly went wild over him
last week.
Easily the most colorful fighter
who has been seen in action in the
valley, the fans clamored to see
him in action again, and Cap Stew
ems succeeded in signing him up for
the local club and then roped III
Goodrich as his opponent.
Battling Doty, formerly of El Cen
tro, and now helping Jimmy Coylc
run the affairs of Oceansidc, will
Be seen in the eight round semifinal
with Tommy Storey of Yuma as his
opponent. These two fought an
eight round draw recently at Yuma,
and Storey's manager has been how
ling for II return match. Now he
has it.
The balance of the card has not
been completed yet, but Stevens
says it will be of the same high cali
bre as the top half, with Bob North
ern, the FL Centre colored flash,
scheduled to appear in one Of the
numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

FOR RENT-Desirablc room in
modern home. Cos He'll. ST.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
CHICAGO PLANS
HUGE TRACK MEET

CHICAGO. May s.-Thc Finnish
American Athletic Association of
Chicago today started working on
plans for a huge track meet TO be
held here May 80. According to
preliminary schedules. Paavo Nurmi,
Willie Ritola, Willie Plant. Harold
Osborne, Chuck Muller, Ugo Fri
gerio and other Olympic stars will
compete If the meet is a success it
will be revived every two years
to be known as the Chicago Olym-
pies.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
ITODAY'S WANT ADS

WANTED-Two experienced canta-
loupe men who are acquainted
with cantaloupe growers, shippers
and packers at all shipping sta
tions i'll valley, to place our daily
order with shippers and secure
cars of cantaloupes for our distri-
, button on eastern mark els
through the season. Commission
base per car. Apply John r. APP
person, Casa Rey Hotel, Ell Cen
tro. St3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
! AND THE RESULTS

Boston-Youug Striblug, Gcorgi
light heavyweight, won his first vie
tory in the heavyweight division
when he stopped Quintin Romero
South American champion, in the
fourth round. Romero was on tn,
floor twice in the third round was
down once in the fourth before eth,
bout was stopped by the referee
Romero could not defend himself
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
Pacific Coast League
YesterdaY's Results

Portland 4, Seattle >.
salt Lake is, Sacramento 6.
Oakland ), Los Angeles /.
San Francisco :, Vernon /.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
For SdLe--POulfrU
HATCHERY
Artesia, Calf.
(ELECTRIC

FOR SALE-2000 $. c. White Leg
horn pullets, are just beginning
to lay. All are from individually
selected hens, mated to double
pedigree roosters, from 200 egg
hens or better. l mile south of FL
Centre on CaleXico highway, 5. Ii.
BaShaw. & S Is Is
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
N National League
YesterdaY's Results

ST. Louis 10. Pittsburgh ..
Boston I. brooklyn 3.
New York II, Philadelphia :.
No other ga9nes scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

More than 100 high school track
athletes Of Southern California i'm
stitutions are on thcir way to the
state meet at palo Alto Saturday,.
All those who were among tn,
first four places ia the Southern
California iutcrstholastic meet held
last Saturday were ON tine train
when 1t left Les Angelesslast night
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
For Sale--TedI Estate
ALFALFA

Leases wanted. 1 have good,
substantial dairymcn who will
pay $25 per acre rent for good
alfalfa ranches equipped for
dairy.
Long term, secured leases are
most desirable for all parties
concerned.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
Here and There
in Sport World
ny United Press Leased Wire

't 'NINNH INNN '''''7N " -
Los ANGELES, May S-The 1929
yachting season in Southern Cali
fornia will be opened Sunday with
the first race of the year. a test of
speed boats OF all classes to be
run off tos Angeles harbor.
Thirty boats are expected to com
pete in the nine mile race. The
course is from Miner Fill, in the
outer harbor, around the breaker to
the whistliug buoy, thence 10 the
Long Beach channel and return to
Miner Fill.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

Jack Fields, winner of the world 5
amateur championship in the feath-
erweight division at the 1924 Olym-
pic games, meets doc SaIas. runner
up to Fields in the games, at the
Hollywood Legion stadium tonight.
They are slated to 90 ten rounds
to Il decision. Field j, fayorite in
tie betting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

a MONTE VISTA Police Deg in
sures your property. Guarantees
the safety of your home and
family. The finest opal" your
child can have. Registered pups
for sale. Monte Vista Kennels, Ell
Cajon, Calf. 6t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

OR RENT-So acres, IL miles
south of Seeley and onc-half mile
west, for corn, s. per acre and the
owner will pay the water assess.
ment and faxes, so that rour only
expense viii be the - per acre.
Geo. W. Wood, 209 Owl building,
san Diego. 6tG
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

WANTED--Contracts tractor pIow-
ing and discing, also orchard ana
vineyard cared for. Address 4Sl
Holt. Phone 169W, FL Centre
29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

Sailor Foster aud johnny White
will head the Compton American
Legion card tonight i'm an eight
round bout. Lynn Carpenter and
Kid Gcrdaco will tauglc fer siN
rounds at l35 pounds im the semi
windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
BASEBALL STANDINGS
American league

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis 6. Detroit ).
Cleveland I, Chicago ).
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

WANTED - Experienced married,
Empire milking machine man.
Call at Sanitary dairy barns, ~
mile southwest El Centre, judy
Byos. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08

Rich Boston mal got jailed ia
spartanburg, :. @ proving hoale "
usually ths earest p@sce.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For SdIe-M iscellane0us

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FOR SAIE-Victrola and electric
washing machine, cheap. 76l Com
mercial. Rear. 7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
For Lease
For Renf-FuYnl Lands
REALTOI

'OB BtsNT-One acre all ready TO
raise chickens. j. &. Bailey, North
Sixth. Cts
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
For ReHt-ROcnis,
Il DdrtBaentS and Houses

FURNISHED Apis and rooms, hot
water for bath and laundry. I'll
Commercial Ave. Phone 25fJ.
7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-08
Help WaRted


" WANTED-Ambitious man with
car and good reputation, prefer
ably married, for permanent pro-
position with local concern. See
Iluckey at Washer Wilson. G53
Main. 5t4
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-22
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
default has occurred In the condi-
tions OF that certain mortgage dated
the 18th day OF April. 1920. executed
by MAIDS Jensen and Gertrud Jensen.
his wife, as mortgagors, to The First
State Bank Of Askov, Ia corporation OF
filed for record In the office OF the
Minnesota. ON the fifth day OF May.
1920. at two o'clock p. m. and then
and there recorded In Book 20 OF
Mortgages on page $40.
And which said mortgage. togeth-
er with the debt secured thereby,
was duly assigned by said The First
State Bank OF Askov. mortgage. to
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
In America. Ga corporation Of the
State Of Iowa.. which assignment
dated the 22nd day OF April. 1920.
was filed In the office OF said Reg
lister Of Deeds on the 5th day OF May.
1920 at two o'clock y. m. and was
then and there duly recorded In Book
43 OF Mortgages on page 56S.
That said default consists OF fall
ure TO pay the debt secured by said
mortgage since II became due and
interest thereon from the 18th day
of April, 1924; that there Is due and
payable at the date OF this notice. up
on the debt secured by said mortgage,
the sum OF two thousand ak hundred
eleven and so 100 dollars, ($2611.60).
That no action or proceeding at law
or otherwise has been instituted TO
recover said debt, or any part there
OF.
That the land IN said mortgage Is
situated In Pine County, Minnesota,
to-wit: The West Half OF the Southeast
Quarter (Wh OF SEM). Section Four
teen 14). in Township Forty-three
(43) North OF Range Nineteen (19)
West OF the Fourth Principal Meridi-
an containing according to the U. s.
Government Survey thereof Eighty
| (S0) Acres, be the same more or less.
That by virtue of Power of Sale
therein contained. said mortgage will
be foreclosed and the land therein
described will be sold at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for
cash. by the Sheriff OF said Pine Coun-
ty. at the front door OF the Court
House in the village OF Pine City
In said County. on Monday. November
card. 1925, at two o'clock In the af-
ternoon, to satisfy the debt secured
by said mortgage and interest. and
the taxes, IL any, on said premises,
with attorney fees in the sum OF sew
enty-five and no 400 dollars (s75.00),
stipulated therein. and the costs and
disbursements allowed by law upon
such foreclosure.
Dated October 1, 1925.
THE DANISH EvANGELICAL-LU-
| THERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA.
BY s. ID. RODH0LM. President,
Assignee OF Mortgage
Albert johnson,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage
Sandstone. Minnesota.
(Oct. S---Nov. 12)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-22
Pittsburgh Wins Worlds Series.

Pittsburgh-The black emblem Of
he Pirates flies aloft while a daring.
swashbucking crew rules the baseball
world for the first time In Is years.
Through the haze Of rainsoaked,
nriously dramatic struggle on Forbes
ield these ruthless Buccaneers, Pitts
,urgh National league titleholders--
BEAT down the resistance Of their
greatest foeman. Walter johnson, and
.iddled the Washington craft with de-
,eat by score Of to 7 in the seventh
and deciding game OF the world series.
Forty-two thousand frenzied fans.
ired high pitch Of enthusiasm. watch
ID this terrific. hand-to-hand fight un-
Ter adverse conditions, which have had
.ew II any parallels In championship
annals.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-22
WASHINGTON LETTER
CONTINUED from Page /,


means that there are AZ different
systems and where property is
scattered in various States the
administrators of estates are
forced to employ legal staffs in
each locality. II is a very ex-
pensive undertaking whic h
makes the natural inheritance a
mere pittance after fees and 9TH
er expenses are deducted.
Already there are unmistaka-
bic signs of slashes between ma
jority and minority on tax pro-
posals. Chairman Green, of the
House Ways and Means Commit
tee has never been regarded as
an administration man and is
now opposing certain tax plans
of Mr.. Coolidge and Mr.. Mellon.
Mr.. Garner. of Texas, ranking
minority member of the commit
tee, has offered plan for the
consideration of the Congress for
the raising of exemptions to $4.-
600 for single men and women
and 5000 for married folk.
1t is said that this latter plan
would be very popular inasmuch
as it would relieve at least rs per
cent of the present taxpayers
from contributing to the Fed
eral Government. The claim is
advanced that revenues would be
reduced by only $100,000,000.
The principal objection to
these proposals seems to be
on the question of morale. The
direct taxation advocates feel
that the citizen will lose his in
terest in the Federal Govern
ment affairs when relieved of all
taxation and argue that the pay
ment of taxes gives the citizen
a vital interest in the conduct
of the Government. Others claim
that despite the obvious popular
ity Of the proposal it would be
unwise because it would place
the vital burden of taxation on
the more successful citizens.
Congressman Garner and Sena-
tor Swanson have also suggested a
taxation program based on pass
ing a share of the burden on to
the future generation. Secretary
Mellon on the other hand, thinks
that it is sound judgment to pay
off our national debt within
a twenty-five year period with
out refunding.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-22
General Sherwood Dies.

Toledo-General Isaac r. Sherwood.
po-year-old veteran Of the Civil war,
md former congressman from the
ninth Ohio district, died from pernici-
pus anaemia against which he had
ought losing battle since last sum-
ner.
On the field Of battle throughout the
Civil war, In several state positions In
Ohio and as representative In con-
sress, Isaac f. Sherwood devoted the
greater part Of his life to his country
md his adopted state. He was one OF
hose tireless humans on whom age
apparently had no effect.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-22
SENATOR SAMUEL
N. RALSTON DIES
Withdrew as Candidate In Dem
ocratic Convention In New
York at Last Moment.

dianapolis-Samuel M. Ralston.
United States senator from Indiana.
died at his country home north Of
this city.
Senator Ralston's death was proceed
I'd by long illness caused by disease
81 the kidneys.
He would have been IS years old
December l..
Senator Ralston. Democrat. defeated
Albert ]. Beveridge. Republican NOM
inee, at the senatorial election in 1924
He was elected governor OF Indiana for
q four-year term In 1912.
His name was presented to the last
Democratic national convention as q
candidate for the presidential nomina-
ton and at one time II seemed pos
,ible that he would receive the honor
and break the lo7g deadlock between
the Smith and McAdoo forces. His
nsistence that his name be withdrawn
took him from the contest.
Intuition that he would not live to
serve full term as president II he
we're elected. prompted Ralston to
withdraw.
The withdrawal came ut q time
when a tired and harassed convention
was swinging slowly In favor Of the
Hoosier statesman. The message. sent
rom the country home Of Mr.. Ralston.
to Thomas Taggart. released many
votes and started the break" that
ultimately brought victory to John w.
Davis of New York.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-22
Wales Returns To London.

London--London gave the prince OF
Wales the most affectionate welcome
If all his homecomings. when he re-
.urned from his 25,000-mile voyage to
South Africa and South America. He
was greeted at the Victoria station
~ the king and queen. other members
" the royal family. and thousands OF
spectators. The prince stepped from
he train which brought him from
Portsmouth. wearing the uniform OF
he Welsh guards.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-22
% Rum Ships Captured.

Washington-The coast guards dry
navy has captured % sea going YES
sells and approximately 400 prisoners
since its concentration against rum
,mugglers was started about seven
months ago.
This result has been obtained with
he loss Of four government ships and
about three members Of their crews.
The coast guard said its captures OF
rum has exceeded SO. 100000 in value.