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El fronterizo., 1928-12-14

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciem-
bre 13.-Uno de los mas grandes
prlncIpios de la civilizacion, que a.
ma Ell pueblo y que anhelan las ma
clones: la hbertad de prensa, ha
llegado Jubilosamente a Mexico.
Y el hecho, que no es solamente
optimistic, sino pusticiero, Sc ha
realizado hoy cuando el Sindicato
de Redactores de la Prensa del
Distrito Federal Sc emancipo de las
filas de la Confederation Regional
Obrera Mexicana reasumiendo su
soberania en- un gesto libertario.
Por medic del Sindicato de Re
dactores de La Prensa, la GROIN i'm
puso a los periodicos de Mexico
una tiranica censura contrarfa a la
libre expression del pensamiento, y
que solo habfa de servir en- prove
cho de los intereses de los lfderes
laboristas.
Mexico podra contar va con Or
gsnos que sean la manifestation de
la verdad y que puedan cooperar
dignamente en- una era de ammonia
nacional.
Los periodistas, sin embargo, al
desligarse de la GROIN resolvieron
continuar organizados en- uR sindi-
cato. para la defensa de sus intere-
ses econ0micos, pero sin ser ms
trumentos de un partfdo sin SUI
setdr las colnmnes &c los diarios a
II iuauisikorial cenaura que la g.
n q. N. habia impuesto.
H H.Haicafo de Redactores de
la Prensa dice el acuerdo de la
agrupacion-re reasumir su
soberanfa, independizandose de la
GROIN, al mismo tempo invita-
a todas las organizaciones simila-
res que toman parte en- la confec-
ci6n de periodicos a secundar esta
actitud, fernando la Federation
Nacional de Ia Prensa, que alejada
de todos los intereses polfticos Sc
coupe exclusivamente de velar por
los intereses de quienes hacemos
Jos peri6dicos."
La actitud asumida en- estos il-
timos dfas por los lfderes de la
GROIN, Quienes abiertamente die
ron a conocer sus ambiciones per-
sonales, resolyid a los miembros
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
MovIMIENTo EN- FAVOR
DEL MAGIsTERlo

MEXICO, D. F. Die. 12.-El Sc
nor licenciado Ezequiel Padilla,
Ministro de Educacion Plblica en-
el Gabinete del senior Presidente
licenciado Portes Gil, recibi6 hoy
a un numeroso grupo de maestros
que fueron a visitarlo a pedirle
su actuaci6n decidida en- favor de
la dignificacion del magiste rio
nacional. Ell licenciado Padilla les
ofreci0 trabajar entusiastamente
en- favor del profesorado, asf como
es cuchar y tomar en- cuenta las
sugestiones que en- bien de la ed
ucaci0n Sc lie hagan.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14

WASHINGTON, Diciembre 1S.-
Sin discussion en- debate sohre la
appreciation hecha por ell senado
para enforzar la prohibition, y
que es estima en- $27O, 100 como
maximo para Ell ano fiscal que Sc
ayecina, la medida despues de ha-
Der sido aprobada por Ell Senado,
pasa al Congreso para su resolu-
cion. La medida para acrecer la
suma apropiada hasta ell monte
designado fue propuesta por Ell
Senador Bruce, de Maryland.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
FUE MUERTo AL cAER
EN- UN 8ARRANco

Eli Muller, de 81 amos y de
Phoenix fue muerto instantanea-
ment cuando ell automovil en- que
iba en- ell Canon de Texas, cinco
millas al oeste de Benson, Sc pre-
cipoto sobre un barranco de 25
pies de profundidad. Su hija, Della
Asrton, no sufrio fesion alguna.
Sc dirigia para Phoenix cuando
ocurrio ell accidente. Ell automo-
vii cayo sobre Muller aplastandolo.
Ell cuerpo fue recogido por la
Reilly Undertaking Company. que
ID trajo a Tucson.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
Sandino Va A De-
pOner Las Armas

.MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Die. 1S.
Una carifosa carta, pidi6ndole Sc
rinda al gobierno nicaragiiense
fue enviada al general Augusta
Sandino, por su madre su pa
drastro.
Los padres del famoso revolu-
cionario indican este que gozara
de toda clase de garantfas que
es justo. abandonar la lucha. GUAM
do Ell pats ha elegido nuevos gober-
nantes y cando Sc propone una
nueva era de paz de progreso.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
LAS oFIcINAs DE LA coRTE
WEJA sERAN cAMBIADAS

Con el fin de desocupar Ell viejo
edificio de la Corte que sera recon-s
truido. estan siendo va desocupa-
dos muchos de los lugares que an
tes habia ocupado cada una de las
mismas oficinas. La Corte de Paz
Quedara situada en- la Gale
Church. en- donde estan las ofici-
mas de las Caridades Organizadas,
que estan siendo arregIadas para
el efecto..
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
NuEvo sEcRETARIo DE
Los SUPERVISORS

James Ryan sera el nuevo Secre-
tario de los Supervisors que en-
traran funcionar el dia primero
del ano. Este anuncio fue hecho
por Ell Supervisor John MacRed.
mond. supervisor por Ajo. La sra
Failor ayudante del Secretario &C
tual Leo Rager. renuncio su pues
to de Subsecretaria, y en- 81
lugar Sc nombro a Mr. Ryan.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14

so de tempo no ha respondido, nj
con mucho, a los fines para los
cuaIes fu6 creada.
Las principales funciones de "a
Agencia, que son la colecta de los
fondos de los consulados y el pa
go de las compras que el Gobierno
hace en- este pals. quedaran q car
60 del Consulate General de Mexi-
con en- Nueva York
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
DOS NuEvos EDIFIcIos

La Tucson Gas. Electric Light
and Power Company construira
cerca de su planta actual. dos nue.
vos edificios, que daran hacia la
Gale ga. al Oeste. Cada uno de
estos edificios sera construido al
monte de mil dolares, sera ope-
RADIO uno para la planta de gas y
ell otro para una caldera.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
FUE APRoBADo EL BILL CON
IRA LA INMIGRAcloN
MEXIcANA

WASHINGTON, Diciembre IA.
Ell Proyecto de ley Harris que
-restringe la immigration mexicana
fue aprobado unanimemente por
Ell Comite de Immigration del Sc
nado. Ell ano pasado entraron
$1,000 mexicanos a los Estados
Unidos y el ano ante pasado $4,000.
Bajo la nueva disposition 81 Sc
aprueba, solo podran entrar 1900
por ano.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
NO MAS MEx|CANOS EN- La
union FRATERNAL De AYlJDA

Una communication enyiada pOr ell Presi-
dente de la Fraternal Aid Union can
celia tOdas las sOlicitudes de mgresO a
la SOciedad referida, de MexicanOs.
Declara que esa medida Sc debe al
alto tipO de mOrtalidad que hay en- la
raza. La Alianza Sc apresura res
ponder con la esta dlstica ese cargo.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
No Habra Agencia Financiera
En- New York

MEXICO, Diciembre IL. - Por
aculerdo del Presidente de la Re-
pdblica. la Agencia Financiera del
Gobierno de Mexico en- Nueva
York va ser clausurada eI dfa
tltimo del mes en- curse.
La oficina de referencia ha sido
sostenida por el gobierno, bajo un
altisfmo presupuesto, por espacic
de diez afios; pero durante ese lap
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
Fue Nombrado Ell Sr. Arturo M. Elias
Director DE. .COffe0s lie kiexicO
Ceso En- Su PuesO Don Hn0j0sa Quen Vena SendC
Director Desde La Epoca De Carranza.

hacerse cargo del Consulado Ge-
neral.
FL nueyo nombramiento expe-
dido a Arturo Elias Sc debe a
que ell Primer Magistrate deter
mino militarizar nuevamente los
Establecimientos Fabriles a Gu
20 frente Sc hallaba ell citado Sc
nor Elias.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciem-
bre 13.-El Sr. Arturo NJ. Elias fue
nombrado Director General de
Correos. por ell Presidente Portes
Gil.
Elias substituira Cosme Hino-
josa, quien desde hace diez amos
ocupaba ese cargo. Sc dice que Hi
nojosa marchara Nueva York, a
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
visaD1e to discontinue the writing
of this class Of business, etc.
GEO. K. ALLEN.

visaD1e to discontinue the writing
of this class Of business, etc.
GEO. X. ALLEN,
National President"
Como es We de la trascripcion
reca, y cuyo texto en- espanol in.
sertamos aQui, en- seguida, el mo-
two aparente es la crecida mortal
idad entire los mexicanos, cuya
mortalidad segun las estadisticas
que vamos a invocar en- otra edi-
cion, es enteramente falta de
verificacion en- los hechos.
La traduccion della communication
anterior es como sigue:
Lawrence, Kansas.
The Fraternal Aid Union.
Noviembre 10 de 1928.
Alberta Diaz Vizcarra,
Av. "A. y Gales Sherman.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Estimado hermano vizcarra:
Debido al tipo insatisfactorio de
mortalidad experimentado por la
Sociedad en- los negocios de Ma
'cionalidad Mexicana, la Junta Ma
cional de Directories de la Union
Fraternal de Ayuda ha decidido
descontinuar la inscription de
esta clase de negocios, etc
GEOI. x. ALLEN.
Nacional Presidente."
La Alianza creemos nosotros
habra de poder suministrar los
mejores datos estadfsticos que
comprueban que la mas alta
mortalidad Sc ha registrado STEM
pre- en- Sociedades cuyos miem-
bros pertenecen otras Macdonald
dades, como habremos de tener la
aoportunidad de conocerlo, usando
'cifras que las estadfsticas de las
mismas sociedades proporcionan.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
LA ELEccioN DE Ia MESA
DIREcTlvA DE LA &C.
EL LuNES

La reunion annual de la Camara
de Comercio junior tendra lugar
ell lunes proximo. II de diciembre,
las $50 p. m. Los oficiales Ell
ano entrante seran electos ese
dia.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
100000 VOta-
dos POr El SenadO
Para LO PrOhibi-
ciOn

La Medida AhOra Els Enviada
AL COngresO Para Su ResO-
luci0n Definitiva.-Se que
ere Enf0rzar La Prohibition
Firmemente.
Evening star., 1928-10-16
ASK KLAN RECEIVER
CLAIM INSOLVENCY
Papers in Georgia Suit Al
lege Funds Used in Fight
on Smith.
by the Associated Press.

0y the Associated FreSS.
ATLANTA, Ga, october 16.-A re-
ceiver has been asked for the Ku Klux
Klan in a petition presented in United
States District Court here alleging that
expenditure of money by high officials
Of the organization had caused it to be-
come inSolvent.
The petition, presented yesterday to
Judge Samuel H. Sibley, who ordered
1t filed, charged that Hiram w. Evans
imperial wizard of the order, and other
officials had spent Klan funds in oppoS-
ing the candidacy of Gov. Alfred E.
Smith of New York, Democratic nominee
for President, because of his religion.
1t was alleged that the organization
had become insolvent, although it had
which, the petition said, was greatly in
excess of the amount necessary to pay
Its lawful and necessary expenses"
Violation of a Georgia law opposing
contributions by corporation for polit-
ical purposes in an election or primary
held in this State was charged.
Evans in Washington yesterday de-
clined to comment on the petition pre-
Sented by C. T. Rice, who identified
himself as a member of the organiza-
ton. Another man named as defendant
III bAlS pcCLCkOll, JdIIleS "A. GOIIleT Ol btLJle
Rock, grand dragon of the Arkansas
realm and a member of the board of
directors" of the Klan, said the organi-
zation was solvent was not in politics,
and, though unalterably opposed to
Alfred E. Smith," had not spent money
for political purposes.
In addition to Evans and Conner, w.
r. Zummbrun, the knights of the Ku
Klux Klan and the American Building
were named as defendants in equity.
The defendants were ordered to show
cause october 81 why an Injunction
should not be issued to restrain the de-
PENDANTS from diSSipating or convert
ing the funds of the Klan and from
further contributing to campaign funds
as charged, and why receiver should
not be appointed.
The petition charged that Evans "un-
lawfully perpetuates himself in Office as
imperial wizard and unlawfully ap-
points the other individual defendants
as officers of such Klan in direct con-
travention of the constitution" of the
order, and that members are denied the
right of suffrage in election OF the
imperial wizard.
Evening star., 1928-10-16
DRAGON DENIES CLAIMS
Arkansan Says Order Is Non-PoIitical
and SOIyant

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, October 16. GP)
in statement to the Associated Press
last night, James A. Conner, grand
dragon of the Arkansas realm and a
member of the board of directors of
the Ku Klux Klan, declared that the
khan is solvent, is not in politics. and
though unalterably opposed to Alfred
e. Smith," chiefly for his. membership
in the Catholic Church, has not spent
any money in political way.
Evening star., 1928-10-16
EVANS wITHHoLDs COMMENT.
Imperial Wizard Disclaims knowledge
of Rice'S Charges,

Of Rice's Charges.
By the Associated Press.
Hiram w. Evans, imperial wizard Of
the Ku Klux Klan, charged by c. l..
Rice with diverting funds of the organ
ization until it has become insolvent," :"
declined last night to discuss the filing
of the suit.
Hs|said he knew nothing of the Rice
charges.
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-07-15

it, there will be a tremendous eX- DansOn in the profitable use of Alaskan forests We all live here and die here, but we don't expect t.. But the spirit of home build ing and permanence of residence, is rapidly supplanting the stampede spirit of earlier days. Alaska ami this applies especially to Southeast Arn Alaska, has natural resources that will support the population Of a state. They will be used for that purpose as the spirit of Alaska-as p.ace-to-live-in further develops. Co nstruction will be for perma- nonce. But the great advantage from Alaska-a s-a-placeto-l eli will come when that spirit result, in looming her industries within her own boundaries, instead of $50 ana m,'e miles distant, and resultant greater year-around Alaskan en- rloyment in them.
 "Seventythree per cent of the -S,3OO, 100000 feet of this Alaskan forest is hemlOck. Do you know tnat Up to 1920 the great treeless nrairies of what is now the cen tral states of the United States, were considered worthless? They wouldn't grow trees. Then there came a change of idea and those states of the union developed. Just right now in the use of Alaskan hemlOck. It is found to have great Val le, when properly seasoned, mil and flooring. Witness the full-page ad ertiscments running lately by the Weyerhauser company advocat- ing hemlock flooring for the moder- ate priced homes. The Alaska Rail rct d is using hemlock cross-ties.
 Cbolloo IocLcoo
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-07-15
MAKE ALASKA BEST PLACE "
 LIVE IN

F. T.. Sampson gave an interest ing address before the Ketchik"N Commercial Club in line with the program for the observance of For- est Week, during which he said:
 We are all aware that the great natural wealth of the forests re- 4rires a dual activity in realizing upon it-that of it's use, and that Of it's approximation. In this the for sts do not differ from that otH er great Alaskan source of wealth, the salmon and halibut fisheries.
 "Mr. OMalley, before this club 2t luncheon last season, uttered remarkable and profound trut', and fact He said, "There are just SC many fish" How many there are n} st be determined in order that the business of the taking of fsn muv not be expanded beyond their number, and in order that eXploita 1icn may not be at that point within that number, that will perpetuate the supply
 "This applies to the forests as
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-07-15

we'll In the case of this TongasS forest that number has been de- fini'ely determined. It is 7S,5OC, OIO.OOO feet board measure. Now 1H,5OO, 100000 board feet is a quan' tity not commonly used nor compre- hended For comparison, a mill Oi the capacity of that of the Ketchi- kan Spruce Mills, in year of mod. crate activity, will cut about 15, 900, 1000 feet, and 100 such mills will cut 1,5OO,OOO,OOO feet In about 50 years those 100 mills, at that rate would cut approximately 7S, 500, 100000 feet.
 Southeastern Alaska is one ,f the great virgin forests of tn" United States, for use and perpetl- a,i0n Of this 7S,50O, 100000 feot 20 per cent is spruce, variety o! proven value and varied use in at of ;ts grades. Some , per cent of 1h.s 20 per cent that is spruce, finds very advantageous market in eN~ port from Alaska. But the sub sta9tial market for the Alaskan q =, o+, oa l,n,bor will ha in A1aCl1l
 When we once make up our n inds that Alaska is a place to lie
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LOANS.
+..1g1SSg31YS1lI

We viii lend you $40 70 $500 AZ once
You may repay IN easy monthly pay
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Automobiles Wanted
f RA MN fLIM

Advantages Of air cool
ing are even more pro
nounced in winter. Moth
ing to boil, freeze or leak.
We have several recondi-
toned Sedans, fully guar
anteed (you run no risk.
Priced from $195 up.
Equipped with efficient
heaters.
No trouble to show and
demonstrate. After a
week S trial purchaser has
privilege of exchanging
for any other car in stock
without loss.
HUTCHINSON AUTO co.
Indiana Distributors. 1880 N. Meridian st.
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Radio and Eauipmeni

CRosLEY RADIOS COMPLETELY IN
STALLED IS DOWN BALANCE YEAR.
FADA RADIOS COMPLETELY IN
STALLED. 10 PER CENT. CHICAGO
JEWELRY CO., 203 E. WASH. ST
RADIoS-ERrly. Apex. at cost, including
cabinets. with or without accessories;
terms 10 suit" PATTERSON SHADE
CO. No 9 E. WASH 3rd floor Woolworth
Bldg. Elevator service
cALL--Public Radio Service for trouble;
aerials, 4.50: service calls. 1.25; all work
guaranteed. 1907 Central Ave. He. 5s55.
ATWATER KENT Beautiful desk, tubes.
all batteries eliminated; cost S235 last
Xmas Will sell -s85 cash. ia. 5000.
RADIO-Repairs. service night and day;
liberal allowances on the new electric
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E2SPE I. Radio service; repair on any
AERIALS. s4-Matcrial furnished. Service
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3 RADIO sETs-s25 and SIS each. IL
5626.
LOUD PEAKERS-OrcheStrion SIS to 81 so:
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Barter and Swap

PLAYER PIANO-Used months. VIII sell
good party for 81 down. Would take part
trade Ia. 1921.
ATWATER KENT-Radio, model IS: will
take pump gun or cleo. sweeper as part
payment. 1914 English Ave.
EXCHANGE GOOD RENTALS FOR FARM.
ia. 1858.
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EVENING-Wrap: black: dinner dress, 81
and SO; good cond.; reasonable. Ri. 1896

EVENING-Wrap; black; dinner dress, SO
and 80; good cond:; reasonable. Ri. 1885,
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN
We offer for sale the following equip
ment:
one John W. Lad combination can and
bottle washer. Size "A
One 2-ton 3X3 double cylinder York re-
frigerator.
One Is tube milk cooler, tubes 2-inch
dia. approximately six feet long.
One Jalco tester, twelve-tube capacity
with extra tubes and divider
One Nafis automatic acidity tester.
One pair Henry Troener balance scales.
One union viscolizer equipped with 5
H. P, phase, 60 cycle, 220 volt, 1850
RPM motor and chain drive.
One number $50 M Myers self oiling
deep we'll pump head, IL inch stroke.
One upright steam boiler, approximate
ly Is horsepower capacity.
All of the above acquired in purchase
of an entire plant. If in need of any
of the above equipment it will pay you
to get in communication with us at once.
Phone Ii. 2401. Night calls, Try. lab,
Ir. 3666-J.
MEIER ELECTRIC AND
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1875 S. Meridian ST.. Indianapolis, Ind.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outside or IN
side. is colors and white, Sl59 gallon
S66 S Meridian st. Ri DIGS
WINDS OF THE WESTERN SEA- Are not
as comfortable as tNu-Air" ventilators
Let's prove 1t. MEIER ELECTRIC &
MACHINE Co. Ventilating Engineers
1876 S. Meridian 81. Ii 240l-02
DESTROY Bed tugs and eggs with Sud.
den Death ALBERT @ MAhS 81 Va
Ave RI 1925
RUAiMAoE SALE Used clothing and fur.
niture; l27 W Georgia 81.
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Lots for Sale
Building and Contracting

LOT FOR SALE-Owner. Reasonable
Near 49th on Illinois. Hu. $3.50
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Pets and LiUe Stock

The Roller Canary Is the king OF ,
/ all cong birds he contributes more /
| JOY and pleasure TO the household |
than any other known pet. Come i
and hear some real canaries az the /
| Roller Singing Contest. held under /
| the auspices OF the Indianapolis |
| Roller Canary Club. south side Y W
| 9. A. building. on November Goth and /
| 27th. Admission free. The members /
! listed below carry guaranteed stock
OF birds for sale.
indianapolis Roller Aviaries. Mrs KEEL
win VanWinkle. 1871 Prospect ST. DR.
1850. Seifert and Gluck Rollers
Mrs. Sachs, Il06 spanp DR.. 1866 Sci
fert. Gluck. Blue Ribbon stock canaries.
Mrs. Stella j. Hargitt. 24I4 station
Roller Canaries.
Mrs. Remington. 2l9 Blcking. Or. 1864.
Canaries. Sielcrt. Gluck Roller silver cup
winners.
Mrs. W. A. Finney. 1928 Broadway He.
39l4. Canaries. Premier Rollers.
Hal Sheets, 254l North Illinois Ha
24l0. Fine singers and hen birds. Re
tail. wholesale.
MRS. J. W. RIcH-32O4 N. Capitol. Ia.
1857 Prize birds and prize winning stock.
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ONE FEDERAL KNIGHT-Truck equipped
with enclosed body. Tires in good con-
dttion, electric lights and starter: sleeve
valve knights motor. Part OF equipment
acquired in purchase Of an entire plant
from receiver. Priced to move quick,
MEIER ELECTRIC g. MACHINE
co.
1856 So Meridian. Ii, 240l,
Night call Irv 1918. IT. 5S66-J.
ONE q TON INTERNATIONAL-TE
equipped with express type body. Tires
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starter. Part Of equipment acquired in
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Priced to move. A real bargin.
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co.
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ONE REQ TRUCK-E Equipped with enclosed
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PAY JUST LIKE RENT!
That idle lot can be traded in on a
new modern bungalow, built to YOUR
ideas. If it is half or fully paid for
there will be no cash needed. Pay the
balance like rent. Call for an estimate
Ri. 1914. Res, Irv 1922
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Houses for Rent

$25; WATER PAID-2215 E. 18th: new
double; 3 rooms down. bath and large
closets up. Ha. 2955.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-09
FORENSICS AT CHISHOLM
TUESDAY, MARCH IL.

The annual district declamatory
contest will take place at Chisholm on
Tuesday next. Entries will be from
Ely. Chisholm, Aurora, Virginia, Gill
bert and International Falls.
Winners of subdistrict contests and
their topics follow: Dramatic division,
Dorothy Smith, Chisholm, 1.-The Land
of Hearts Desire; Lillian Pekkarinen,
Aurora. "Columbine," Settima Canos-
sa, Virginia, "The Sign of the Red
Rose"
In the oratorical division are: Leo
Naykki, Chisholm, 1.-THE Salvaging of
Western Civilization; Linton Krause,
Ely, Blood Will Tell; William
Strathern, Gilbert, "The Unknown
Soldier"
In the humorous division are: Helen
Sullivan, Chisholm, "Ole Skarjarsen's
First Touchdown; Donald Wirtanen,
Aurora, Speaking of Operations"
Leah Patterson, International Falls,
Home, Sweet Home"