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Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity
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Dr.. Mccoy Suggests
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2 Navy Men Killed
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-01
STILL THEY FALL
(Bemidji SentineD

Despite frequent warnings through
the columns of newspapers which have
been extremely liberal in their use
of space to expose various fraudulent
schemes, business men in this sec
ton of the state continue to fall for
the persuasive wiles of travelling ad-
vertising solicitors. At Hibbing re-
Gently a number of firms were out SIS
advance payment given in return for
advertising that was to have been
placed on a lamp which was to have
been displayed in hotels. The sales
man blew and the lamps and the bust
nessmen are still out In the same
village a man representing himself to
be an agent of a Twin City company
interviewed prospective statesmen, re-
curing a deposit from the applicant.
The men who wanted to work are out
of their jobs and minus their deposits.
Too many frauds are perpetrated I'M
der the name of advertising but so
long as there are suckers to fall there
will be plans to present.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-01

would float to ease and prosperity.
Instead it has been his bitter expert
ence, in many an instance, that mill
lion dollar bitches have become the
trenches marking the boundaries of
no-mans- land-made uninhabitable
because of high taxes and assess
ments.
1t is knowledge of this condition
that makes people cautious when
there is talk of bonds for building
roads. Paper benefits of paving may
not prove large enough in pocketbook
assets to pay the bills when they come
due. 1t is easy to sign note, but
man alive, how hard it is to pay the
blamed thing. Minnesota is making
good progress with it's road program
and there is no need to rush into il
period of feverish and extensive con-
struction that may bring serious PROB
lens which far outweigh any tempo
rary apparent gain.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-01
HE KNOWS HIS PEOPLE

In this issue we are publishing a
speech delivered by Hon. Henrik Ship
stead in the United States Senate on
Jan. 18th, entitled, producers Have
Not Shared in Prosperity. We urge
every citizen of Pine county who has
not already read this speech to take
off enough time to read it. The first
column or so may seem a little dry
but as you get farther into the ar
ticle it becomes more interesting and
goes to show that Minnesota has a
member of the Senate who makes a
study of his task, knows the people he
represents and is very thorough. Mr..
Shipstead is the kind of a man who
does not undertake to speak upon sub
jects that he has not thoroughly
familiariZed himself with. Note also
how he is questioned by other sem
ators and cross-eXamined but has a
ready and courteous reply. He is the
kind of man who makes friends and
gains ground.
The speech will be published in
two installmentS.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-01
IMMIGRATION QUOTAS
Duluth News Tribune)

Senator Shipstead won the first
round in his fight against the ma
tiOnal Origins" basis for apportion-
ing immigration to this country when
about year ago congress voted to
postpone putting the new basis into
effect until July, 1928.
The Minnesota senator is now fight
ing to persuade congress to amend the
immigration law to correct the man.
ifest injustice which the national Or
igins basis in the present law would
inflict upon people of Norway, Sweden,
Denmark, Ireland, and Germany.
These countries whose immigration
quotas would be considerably re-
stricted were the national origins
basis in the present law put into eff
feet, have furnished America with
some of it's finest materials for good
citizenship. From these natiOnalities
came the sturdy God-fearing, indus
trious and thrifty men and women
who have made up the finest contribu-
ton to our nations history and whose
descendants have caught the true
spirit of America and helped perpet-
uate it in the affairs of our common
life. The people from these countries
inherit a national tradition which
makes them fit easily and naturally
into American ways of doing things.
They furnish the kind of immigration
that America needs and any basis
which restricts their quotas needs ov-
erhauling in the best interests of this
cOuntry's future.
Senator Shipstead is to be COM
mended for the fight which he has
waged against putting this new basis
for apportioning immigration quotas
into effect.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-01
INJUNCTIONS AND PATENTS
Duluth Herald)

Senator Henrik Shipstead is urging
law limiting the powers of equity
courts, in the use of injunctions, to
cases where there is no remedy at
law, and where tangible property is
involved.
There is a widespread feeling that
the injunction power is used to a
greater extent than was intended by
the makers of the Constitution.
The power was at first considered
to be a subordinate aid to the orderly
settlement of rights by legal methods.
That is the theory now, but in prac-
tice the power is often final because
of the weakness of those against
whom it is directed
None the less, the power of injunc-
ton has friends among those who do
not have much but are trying to get
ahead, to make something. Inventors,
represented by patent attorneys, late
1y urged that the Shipstead bill be so
worded as not to interfere with the
injunction process in patent cases.
They argue that patents, usually
taken out by men of small means,
will be worthless unless the injunc-
ton continues available When a
poor man takes out an invention, I'M
scrupulous persons who have money
often infringe upon his rights. The
inventor must get an injunction stop
ping the infringement. A mere suit
of damages is too slow and very eX-
pensive. The injunction may be had
on papers easily prepared.
Thus the bill seeking to protect
one class will, if the patent men are
right, work injury to the ingenious
and enterprising.
Perhaps a way can be found to trim
the growing feathers of the injunc-
ton bird and at the same time pre-
serve its usefulness. 1t is clearly not
to the public advantage that patents,
trademarks, and copyrights be made
worthless, nor that the law, the pur-
pose of which is justice, shall be used
to deny men their just rights.