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mained away and then joined the stampede, across the Chilcoot Pass ito the Klondike and established mis- Isions at Eagle and Rampant and then joined the rush to Nome, where he continued his work Tn 1901 he was named superintendent of all Presby- Iterian missions in Alaska and in the several following lived in Skagway, Cordova and Fairbanks, after follow ing the rush to the beach gold dis coveries at Nome.
 pr. Young left Alaska in 1913 and went to New York to become special representative for Alaska on the Presbyterian Board of Home Mis- sions. Eight years later he came north again to gather material for book.
 Dr. Young married Miss Fannie E. Kellogg in Sitka, Alaska, in 1878. In 1899 he received the degree of Doc tor of Divinity by Wooster.
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DR, ALCORN WILL OPEN
 HOSPITAL IN SEWARD

The Gateway is informed by per- sonel letter that Reilly J. Alcorn, M. D. former physician and surgeon at Anchorage, that he intended leaving Seattle today, September 3, for Sew ward with complete hospital equip ment. The letter was brief, but it is thought, according to previous re- ports. that Dr. Alcorn will open up a hospital in this city immediately following his arrival.
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SWEPT THROUGH SEWER

NEW YORK, Sept. 3. [P)-Swept more than half mile by swirling waters of New Works sewers and finally washed into the East river, seven year old Anthony Agostino is little the worse for his experience. The boy fell into the sewer through a manhole while play ing.
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John E. Ballaine, founder of Sew ard, returned to the city last evening following a short business trip to the Interior MT. Ballaine departs for his Seattle office next week.
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MECHANIC KILLED CRASH

SEVEN OAKS, Eng, Sept. 3. (P)-- A mechanic was killed and seven passengers injured today when a Dutch air liner bound from London to Amsterdam crashed. No Americans were aboard the plane at the time of the wreck.
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Donald Shellhorn, local youngster, who has been making visit to the States with his parents, was a re- turning passenger on the S. S. Aleu- tian.
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Fresh strawberry and va nila Seattle ice cream at Schallerer's Alaska Shop. 5.
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Mrs. Chas. Sheldon, wife of the local postmaster, returned home yes terday from visit to Anchorage, accompanien by her daughter Viola.
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Miss Viola Sheldon, who went to Anchorage a few days ago, returned on the Brill car last night.
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The cannery tenders in port are Bol II, Midget, and the Martin D.
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Fresh killed local chickens. Car stems Packing Company.
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Sheaffers Lifetime fountain pens and pencils. Schallerer's Alaska Shop
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When you think suits think Urbach. ~ Picture framing. Schallerer's AL aska Shop.
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Fresh killed local chickens. Car- stems Packing Company.
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Unless you have tried FRIES BA- BIZ BEEF you have not tried .the best
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.e-a : New York, ice cream and
 vanilla at the Candy Cottage.
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The Best in the "Belt"-Gateway.
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Browa & Hawkins-Quality First
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EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE--sEvERAL NEW DE,
tached brick houses in NV. section. also
one.half dozen bungalows vicinity Va. end
Of Memorial Bridge now building costing Is
million Prefers acreage suitable for sub
division for same. Brokers and statesmen
should obtain our list we deal only IN
ll05 Continental Trust Building. Nam
1921.
TWO NEW OR BRICKS. H-wHy DOUBLE
back porches: ne. location. Win trade
equity on investment property or ground.
Address Box 340-H. Star office.
EQUITY OF 81 300 IN CIR. HOUSE. AN T..
for bungalow or cottage, Maryland water
front. G. NJ. PLUSKERT, 1010. Eye NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

NORTH CIiESAPEAKE BEACH--NEW COT
tage; thoroughly screened; water inside &C
sale: easy terms Potomac 513S.
HERALD HARBOR--TWO CORNER LOTS.
close to- Shelton Park: very desirable loca-
ton: make offer. Inquire 4225 3rd st NV
BEST LOCATED b0-FOOT WATER FRONT
lot available; Shady Side. Md. near post
office and store: Cleveland GS-J.
RENT GROOM NORTH BEACH COTTAGE
also for sale NJ 1ol0s: Col 24ao.J.
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE, TWO LARGE
cs co and Borcass Rent by week or
5-R0oM FURNISHED OUTAGE. FINEST
North Beach Park location. Telephone ROB-
ERTSON Lincoln s20s-J.
FOR SALE = COTTAGES. ,BBddTNGALows,
m os all De 5fcR4f z 0X North s Reacb sn Nd
data o. Can f Gincon 5 s7zf'h N0ooN"'
LEAVING CITY: NO REASONABLE OFFER
refused or will consider trade for good 81, closed
on Patuxent River front, near Broores
Island For inspection drive down any day
Inauire se at Prince Frederick for y" exact loca
ton or phone Col. 1916 after g.
F. w. BEACH. OWNER. 22'
10 ACRES. 1000 FEET WATER FRONT
exceptionally uniaue and beautiful location
on Chesapeake Bav nenr Point Lookout; wide
sand beach, surf bathing bay rs miles
Wlue. easily dcCeSSlDie. lIedl lOF one OF sew
eral persons looking for exclusive shore sites.
A pickup for 81 500 terms.
Mr., Cullen or Mr.. Prior,
L. P SHOEMAKER
1907 New York Ave. Main 166-1167.
PICTURESQUE
CALVERT BEACH
On CHESAPEAKE.
The place for your recreation home.
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES.
VERY EASY TERMS.
4-room bungalow for sale at ST ESQ: $3.50
cash. $40 monthly.
Beautiful lots as low as $50.
Prices Advance Soon.
A MASTER WATER FRONT
destined to be one Of Washington's lead
ing Summer colonies. Free pamphlet on
request.
JOHN VI. KING Co.
Main 2124 913 New York Ave. NV.
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BIG PETwORTH CORNER HOME.
q LARGE ROOMS AND GARAGE.
ONLY SII .5OO-EASY TERMS

Rarely has such an outstanding vaue been
offered In une of the best NV. sections con-
venient To schools. stores. churches and
facilities: q big rooms. tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower ample
closet space brick garage. This home is
modern in every det nh of equipment. beauti-
fu!Ir finished aud priced for Immediate sale
1T S1l 500 on excentiun1i terms See IL to-
2av. Call Adams 1T3 after u n m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COOL. AIRY APT.

COOL, AIRY APT.
FASHIONABLE LOCATION.
5.rm apt. at the price OF 3 rms, extra
large and bright, 5 rms. = rec. halls. tile
hidg: spacious halls. high ceilings: coolest
in summer. warniest in Winter; Positively
lust north Of Dupont Circle. Only SS5. Act
quickly. Phone North 1896, Very special
chance
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MOST ATTRAcrIyE AND BEST Is sLIEUATIEp
sHbTreS h%e II sIGy qd
with gas AMI oil tanks and pump: : ~ acres
beafMdy t W'6d ys he n ses to pc KY n
Bridge id.t''G good buy at S35 900 has s. Is 900
money oaged Fst trust ,rHs1 w c 5sse
E bow Atty e 't a2a c %5 Rls 4o
HAVE A NUMBER OF NEW AND NEARLY
houses. also several other, Older, houses aud
second oommercal ground ,,d sI'snrS b enfnm
RRGoSHPff s Main ar 2 a9paG'"0"' mousse Eau M
MAGNIFICENT COLONIAL HOME. GOOD
conditi3n luXnrioEsly furnished st. H h,nc
rraiiway and, hard road. Free and clear.
Address i Box 3os-H t Star Office ,''' lO'l'
NICELY LOCATED STORE GIFT sHoPPPE
dap AYE near pa Price e,sh ot Or
small investment property. Address Box
52-H Star office.
LEI, AfGHwAY-7o7 ACRES, FRONTAGE
Opportunity to make big money. will ex-
change f2r s eity property. Inquire o ae.
o.RooM AND BATH BRICK HOME, AMI.
High School will consider clear lot. nearby
d iasW terms or acreage n o%SERs o or sell a0 very
$50 ACRES IN SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
100 miles from, Washington: about 100
house. Price 100000 Address Box l05.E
NEW ROW OF IS HOUSES; r.. AMI,
h,-w n ne: location; good renting, nosslhili-
H f s GO coNs sTsfSsf co ' @o
Investment Bldc. G: 1. Wirsing. sales mgr:
LOVELY BUNGALOW, MAR CONN. AVE
south of Bureau of Standards; take lot or
cooperative apartments. Cleve. 4249-J
TWO MODERN s R. AND B. COLONIAL
bricks. .gar3Ces. on Ontario rd.. near Kalo-
rama: less than So 500. on terms or trade
for house the heights west Of 18th st.
31O0 block end n.w.-Nearly new. mod
ern Groom brick: monthly tenant Priced
$500 below cost on 5000 cash, balance
monthly.
lire. NV: first trust $4,000: easy terms;
Sherman ave. mr.. W St; commercial zone
heat Less than 81 900: terms or trade for
small, cheap house in good colored section
or suburbs.
Less than S. 500. on easy terms: take sec.
ond trust note. alley house. etc. in part pay
Monroe st. mr. 14th--Modern Groom brick;
on easy terms. or take small investment
house in part payment.
Irving St. ne. mr.; 1oth-Attractiye; DC
tached:. large grounds. Less than S1:2oO.
part payment.
Also a number of apartments. two and
three family flats. business and investment.
State what you have and what YOU wish
N. f. RYON CO., INC,
Main 4507 1923 + St.
earendon 1855 1855 1904 Wilson 53' Blvd 3D.
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EDGEWATER BEACH.


No halfway verdict-,Edgewat Beach Is
Washngton's nearest cleanest most beau
ttu and attractive water-fr9nt u. fpo and
q mies oveF Defense High
Gently sloping sandy beach for bathers.
and extending into water IL feet to IS feet
deep for diving swimming: channel "a feet
to 40 feet deep for launches and cruisers. =.
When storms and rough water ma e,J II
impossible to go into the waters OF ahe pay
Edgewater Beach While heavy breakers are
washing the shores away on the bay. our
shore line at Edgewater Beach remains per
When ,ad roads indfferently maintained
make it impossible to go and come in com
fort TO other saltwater colonies. we come
and go in comfort to and from EdSewater
REGULAR BUS service over State highway
TO and from Edgewater Beach throughout
while other water front colonies. sur
rounded by freshwater swamps. are adopt
ing measures to combat the MOSQUITOES. we
are free from these pests al Eagewaeer
Streets at Edgewater Beach are 80 feet
bjIes may pass each other III comfort and
without endangerinE the lives of the pas
No rapid.fire high-pressure methods are
necessary to sell our property;
Discriminating purchasers have only to
over a quarter of a million dollars. which
have been erected at Edgewater Beach in
less than four years by some OF the most
prominent bankers, professional and bust
ness men of WASHINGTON to realize that
MANAGEMEsENT71 rI MAIN %rEl Incl and
cred paramount in the development OF this
colony
Nearly every lot commands a view of the
water Our safe and sane restrictions have
kept the entire colony free from shacks or
cheap cottages that must depseciate the
water Beach is a real home with modern
conveniences. hence every new home en-
hances values and adds to the desirability OF
Edgewater Reach for Summer home or an
all-year residence.
Look at all the other water front colonies
first. but don't be DISCOURAGED. visit to
Edgewater Beach will relieve your depres-
If waterfront homescekers could know
the truth about Clearwater Beach the re-
naming lots would all be purchased within
q week. Ask any Edsewater Beach home
Lots. $500 mn: can be purchased a. low
az $50 cash and So monthly. Cottages.
wi WILLIAM IA 9. MATTrEsoN. ae7 18th 5.
Annapolis 1E46a 49,.
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REN "--N AREHOUSES

LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE
Two-story brick warehouse S0x90: streets
on all four sides, on private siding Southern
Railroad, direct connection with Potomac
Yards. free switching from any railroad in
the country. ideal location for storage ware
house or manufacturing nlant; large garage
in building CARTER BROS. 1913 King ST..
Alexandria Va. 2Ta
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sALE--HOUsEs.

SALE--HOUSES.
COntinued.l ,-...-.
MASS AVE N.w-23sFT.-WIDE. S-RoOM
frame mouse with bath. h.-w b.. electricity:
clear: will take small cash payment.
MIDCITY REALTY CO.,
Main 400 col Colorado Bldg.
So. s0O--TAKOMA PARK-TERMS.
A REAL. BARGAIN.
New detached 2;story house,, rooms
modern bath. h.-w. heat elec. and gas. hwd.
floors firepiace. nice porch. cement cellar
and laundry trays; garage: large lot: con-
crete street. II. L. THORNTON, 5000 4th
i. NV. Adams 525t.
$500 BLOCK sth NV.
The finest homes ever offered In q
Northwest section at these prices.
$1,000 Up.
On Terms Less Than Rent.
ser1idetached and inside homes.
ono block north of 9Th and Madison.
Open Daily Until Pm.
y L SALISBURY co. INC.
14ls Eye St. NV. Main 1904.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

w1NTED-ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION
price not to exceed approximate double bor-
rowing capacity. Will give in payment new
detached brick houses on same basis sub
iect to one trust and nay part cash. Brok.
deal only in our own property. FULTON r.
GORDON. HOS Continental Trust Building.
Main 5231
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THE HOLMES

1920 DENT PL. NV.
Just north of Both and Que SITS. Attrac-
eve apartment. with all outside rooms, con-
tanning 4 rooms kitchen. bath. reception
bali. parIor ami. Rental very reasonable.
{. 4. SNOW CO.
ITO sth st. NV. Main 1902.
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

FOR LF4sE-I4th s SIS NV. s13
l4th St. n.w--Handsonle three-story and
cellar brick business building. suitable for
any high-class retail or other, business: :
ant; long lease: low rental JESSE L.
HETSKELL, Ills Eye st. NV.
WANTED-BUSfNE PROPERTY.
GARAGE OR SPACE FOR OR 10 CARS
for auto repair shop. Address Box 354-H.
Star Office. IA
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coRDovA. goth AND FLA AVE.
& ROOMS AND BATH .........,.. $3.50
Z ROOMS AND BATH. .........#.. 103 80
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COMFORTABLE THREE OR FOUR ROOM
furnished modern apartment or fiat wanted
for month. possahiy permanent. About $40
Si5. Must be cleait Family of 1. children.
Careful responsible tenants. Reference If
desired, Address Box 37l-H. Star office.
BY MIDDLE-AGED COUPLES OR
rooms. Limit $40 GARAGE available. We.
Address Box 3'75-H. Star office. pa
FOR RENT~-ON SHORE NEAR COLONIAL
Beach small bungalow. furnished to accom-
modate four persons Can Adams 7404-J.
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- VIRGINIA, 2I20, G ST
q ROOMS KIT. AND BATH $50 .OO-S5Z 30
a ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. e. 02 80
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NEW cORDOvA. 1909 goth ST
2 ROOMS AND BATH. $45 80
IS ROOMS AND BATH. 800, ST. So 50 90
6 ROOMS AND BATH. .,.......... 81 90
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READY ABOUT LAST OF sAgGUsTa -
. ROOMS KIT. B...t..,.... 1880 so so
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CARyEL HALL. 1915 K ST.
! ROOM. KIT AND BATH. .S3T. 50-S46 so
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BOSS g. PHELPS. .
.1AlZ x st, NV Main $500.
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-. MAplsoN 1883 EYE ST &C = ;,
2 ROOMS AND BATH. ......- 81 so SO so
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al 10Th St SE--S rooms. bath latrobe.
e leo Rarage. in good condition; S46.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-14
HEAVY BUTCHER HOGS
FIND NARROW DEMAND
Better Grades Cattle Sell Slowly.
Others Have Good Clearance.
-Vealers Again on Lower
Basis.-Fat Lambs Higher.

(By U. s. Bureau of Agricultural
Economics and Minnesota Dept. OF
Agricultural
South st. Paul, Mimi, July IL, 1927
Most cattle sold fully steady. bulls
25c higher, vealers Is to-50c lower
Hogs sold on strong market. spots
10c higher Fat lambs were 25c high
er, sheep steady.
Best cattle to sell were mixed steers
and heifers at $1,000, with some me-
dunn weight steers held around
$3.50. Several loads dry feds
cleared at s10.25 to $11.4O. grassy and
warmed-up kinds $500 to $1,000 most
ly, most she stock selling at SETS to
$500, cutters $3.50 to s5.25, bulls $3.50
to $6.75, stockers and feeders about
steady under a light supply. Veal
ers bulked to packers at $12.25.
Bulk of the hogs averaging 210 lbs
and down sold at $3.50 to $9.65, most
medium heavy butchers 1925 to $500
packing sows cashing at $7.25 to
S7.65. bulk pigs 1856.
Most of the desirable native lambs
sold at $1375. culls mostly $500, in
between grades $1,000 to $1,000. Best
yearlings cleared at $1,000 to $11.00
with fat ewes to packers $500 to
$500, thin kinds $500 to $500.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-14
CONCRETE HIGHWAY
LONGEST IN WORLD
Minnesota Now Holds Record for
Continuous Pavement of One
Material.

The longest pavement in the world.
Of one material, is now found in Min
nesota. When the last concrete was
poured July 2, on T. H. No. /, near
Rush City, it made continuous rib
bon Of concrete 1855 miles long. from
White Bear to the bottom of the long
hill in the city of Duluth. The next
longest concrete road is between Olym-
pia, WASH, and Vancouver, 1876 miles.
and the third longest is from Kansas
City to Columbia, Mo-, 1876 miles.
The new pavement on No. will
be opened as soon as shoulder grad
ing is completed. After that it will
be possible, by starting at Brainerd
and going via st. Cloud. the Twin
Cities, Duluth. Virginia to Grand Ra-
pids, Mimi, to take continuous ride
416 miles long on pavement. Not all
of this is concrete, however, other
types being used in several places
This is believed to be the longest con-
tinuous pavement west of Illinois. ex-
cept on the Pacific coast.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-14

For Sale or Rent-S0 acres of fine
land near Brook Park for term of
years. About 40 acres under pillow,
not many stones. Good well, all
fenced and cross fenced, rs acres
sheep tight. Sheep shed, barn, and
granary. Good house with s rooms
hardwood floors. Will cut 80 tons
of hay or more this year. Two past
ures, one for sheep and one for cows.
Will carry IL to IA cows. Ten acres
in alsyke clover. On good road to
Hinckley and Brook Park. School
bus to Brook Park, miles Five
miles to Beroun. Mixed nationali-
ties in the community Possession
given at any time. Come and look
it over. Owner lives in Morris, MINI.
u. c. Hancock, Route 1, Brook Park,
MINI. 125w44-tf
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Have about two hundred young
ROSTERS for sale. They were baby
chicks from George B. Ferris. Grand
Rapids. Michigan. Matched the first
part of April, but now weigh from
two to three pounds. Are from a
heavy laying strain. Sires of these
ROSTERS mothers have a trap nested
record in their pullet year of from
two hundred to two hundred sixty
eggs in one year. A rare chance to
get ROSTERS for-breeding purposes.
Will offer them for sale for the next
two weeks at seventy-five cents each.
Come get your choice.-A. H. Fair
child, Bruno, MINI. 98w43-2t
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NEWS AMONG
SCANDINAVIANS
CONTINUED from Page y

d. He was born in Telemarken
Norway, 1860. and came to the United
States with his parents seven years
later In 1888 he founded the week.
~ Weston" in Fargo; later buying
the Fargo Posten" he consolidated
the two papers, and in still later
years he was for a long time the
publisher of Fran, also a Norwe-
gian-American weekly issued from
Fargo.
Leads Excursion.
C. o. Sundstrem, a native of Swe-
den, is the leader of an excursion oil
student tourists who are now on the
Atlantic ocean bound for Sweden and
other European countries, where the
summer will be spent. Mr.. Sund-
strom who lives in Chicago. is one OF
this country's most widely known
teachers of the Spanish language, and
has been president of American As
sociation Of Teachers of Spanish, II
linois chapter, for number of years;
he also teaches Latin, French, Swe-
oiOh anu SC1 uudh, Gnu INV 10 Ou tIC
faculty of the Municipal College, Chi
cago.
Didn't Last Long.
Less than two months ago announce
ment was made in these columns that
new Danish paper had been started
in Chicago under the name of ''Dansk-
Amerikaneren". Apparently the pa
per was not backed by adequate cap
ital for it now appears that 1t has
found it necessary to suspend publ.
cation.-A paper of a similar name
was published in New York from 1907
to 1910 by ]. P. Holm, then of Perth
Amboy, NJ j., now of Birmingham
Alabama The late Emil Opffer was
the editor of the New York paper
prior to his becoming the publisher
and editor of the "Nordlyset", also a
New York paper. still being published
Balchen's Plans.
Bernt Balchen, the Norwegian pilot
who joined the Byrd transatlantic
airplane flight. is planning a flight
from the United States to Norway
next year. He thinks the trip from
New York to Oslo may be made in Sc
hours, and he intends to use a mono
plane of the America" type, taking
four men with him. The distance
will be 1900 miles. Balchen is said
to be seeking financial support in his
native land, but if he fails to obtain
what he needs, has been. he says. as
sured of all the necessary funds from
American sources.
Two Anniversaries.
Two Swedish congregations in Scan
dia, Kansas, last week celebrated
their fiftieth anniversary. One was
the Methodist Episcopal church OF
that town, and the other the Scandal
Presbyterian church. Members OF
the congregations arranged separate
celebrations which were followed by
joint festival gathering in which
nearly the entire population of the
town and its immediate vicinity took
part.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-14
ASKOV VILLAGE
COUNCIL MINUTES

The village council of the--village
of Askov met in said village on July
z, 1927.
All members were present except
Carl Miller. Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved.
Chas. K. Handschu, having been
recommended by Councilman Carl
Miller, was present to explain and
give estimate on village plat.
Constable Fritz Holm and Dance
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-14

Overseer Peter Bovbjerg reported to
the council that it should not be per-
mitted to give dance permits to any
individual, as there Is SO little respon-
sibility in connection. 1t was unani-
mously moved and carried to issue
permits only to regular societies UNI
less application is signed by five tax
payers of Askov.
Moved and carried to have Svend
Petersen put up fifty "Askov Signs"
on the different approaches to Askov,
for the sum of $500.
The following bills were approved
and paid:
koed & Bovbjerg -------------$1.0 90
Fred johnson, assessing ----34.70
Askov Hdwe. & Garage Co., lights
in town hall --- $50
]. NJ Petersen, cutting grass 2.25
Lars christensen, janitor work. $50
Askov Dray Line --------2S.95
MINI. Power & Light SO
The clerk reported the following
collections:
From County Treasurer -----$428.88
Thorvald Jensen, dance permit,
May IS 100
Mrs. Chris Eriksen, dance per-
NIT, May 9 -------------- 100
Des Moines players, license for
show ---------------------- 800
Thorvald Jensen, dance permit,
June II ------------------- LOO
American Legion, dance permit.
June 4 ----------------- LOO
Circus license ------------- 1000
There being no further business the
council adjourned.
Louis Olsen,
Geo. Lfndegaard, President.
Clerk.
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Prohibition splendid Experiment.
Says Bishop of London.

The Bishop of London recently pro-
tested against his countrys being en-
gagged in bootlegging to the United
States and expressed the opinion that
the Prohibition Amendment is a
splendid experiment
The Bishop made the statement ac-
.cording to the Christian Science Mon
itor, at a meeting of the diocesan
branch of the church of England
Temperance Society. He further
said that when in America he was
asked what he thought of prohibition,
to which he replied that he thought it
the affair of great and friendly ma
ton and that it was not for him to
criticize, but as far as he could help
it no one in England should try to
spoil their splendid experiment