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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-12
ASKOV SCHOOL NOTES
Basketball.

Friday evening, Nov. 10, the Askov
high school teams, both boys and
girls, engage in their first inter-school
contest. Brook Park is the first OPP
ponent of the year.
The boys team this year is built
around the veterans, Otto Jensen, An
dy Degerstrom, Harry Jensen, Arthur
Clausen, Esbern Kilstofte, and Her
man Christensen. Axel Andersen,
Thorvald Andersen, and Harry Soren-
sen are new to the high school squad.
There is some very promising talent
among the freshmen this year, and by
the way some of these men are COM
ing out to prctaice they are bidding
to displace some of the more expert
enced men before the year is over.
The freshmen who have been out for
practice are Clarence lessen, Bern
hardt Mortensen, Clifford Madsen,
Sigurd Buck, Irwin Eriksen, John
Clegg, Anders Arnbal, and Dennis
Feldtmose. MILFORD Olesen and Rich
ard Henriksen are also trying out for
the team.
Two practice games have been held
with the town team, and more will be
arranged during the year.
The girls have team this year for
the first time, under the direction of
Miss MacAdams and Mrs. V. Anderson.
They present a very promising team
for having no experience in associa-
ton games. The girls who most like
ly will play in the Friday night game
are Gladys Olsen, Dagmar Gravesen,
Margaret Hansen, Mabel Nedegaard,
Emmy Petersen, Frances Petersen,
Ruth Sorensen, Anna Thomson, Abb
gail Johnson, Else Kilstofte, and Sara
Serritslev.
The girls game will begin at 1880
and the boys game will follow. Come
out and see the new high school
gymnasium, the latest improvement to
our school.
Cheer leaders will be there to lead
the cheering sections. Join in!
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-12

Those on the honor roll with B or
above B average are, seniors-Verna
Ecklund, Dagmar Gravesen, Margaret
Hansen, Else Kilstofte, Emmy Peter
sen, and Anna Thomson; juniors
Herman Christensen, Elizabeth Mel
sen, Alma Olesen, Gladys Olsen, and
Ruth Sorensen; sophomores-Edit
Hansen, Ruth Hansen, Phyllis Peter
sen, and Ellen Smidt; freshmen-Elna
Andersen, Anders Arnbal, Florence
Clausen, Clarence lessen, Alma Mel
sen, mad Elsie Sandahl
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-12

Want ads buy and sell.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-12

and we will see that you are put to
good use. The ladies have been
serving coffee every afternoon, if any
others wish to serve coffee let me
know and will arrange a date for
you. This week is all taken up and
part of next
Anything you can do for us will
be appreciated and a record kept.
Let's finish the job by Christmas.
THE COMMITTEE.
Hans Mosb8k.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-12

"Rubes" was guest also at the
banquet and naturally enjoys and
looks forward to the annual pilgrim
age back home of his illustrious
brother even though the visits some
times are but a few days. Alfred
farms the old Walberg homestead
about ten miles southwest of Pine
City where the big southpaw was born.
La gaceta., 1931-07-25
MANANA EN- Ell
TEATRO CASINO
HERIDO CUANDO A UN
AMIGO Sc LIE DIsPARO
UNA PISTOLA

En- las primeras horas de la
manana ingres6 en- ell Hospital
Municipal ell j6ven de Is amos,
Roy Bailey, para ser atendido
de dos heridas de bala que pre-
sentaba sobre los tobillos.
Ell muchacho declare que es-
tas lie fueron ocasionadas casual
mente al dispararsele la pistola
a su amigo Frank Landlord.
cuando ambos regresaban en- au
tom6vil desde San Petersburg
Ell j6ven Carl Johnson, que
tambien les acompanaba, decla-
r6 en- igual sentido.
Bailey Sc neg6 a dar su resi-
dencia a la Policfa, pero esta
cree que es de Tampa, 10 mis-
me que sus otros dos compane-
ros de paseo.
La gaceta., 1931-07-25
REMITIDO A ALABAMA Ell
CADAVER DE TO(LIsON

Aver fue enviado a Opelika
Ala, ell cadaver de J. d. Toll
son, de AZ amos, que Sc suicide
ell %jueves por la noche en- su eel
da de la carcelSde esta Ciudad.
utilizando para clio SD propia
corbata.
Tollison fue arrestado por es-
timarsele autor del pase de che
ques falsos, y al comprobarse el
delito por la policia, mediante
la identification por individuoa
a quienes estafara recurri6 al
procedimiento de privarse de Ia
vida.
Ell suicida falleci6 sobre la
mesa del Hospital a los ounce
pinutos de ser preparado para
someterle a los servicios facul-
tativos.
Clarence McKissik, detenido
por suponersele complete de-
5uicida, fue puesto aver en- IL
bertad.
La gaceta., 1931-07-25
MI'tAlAs'NN
nEI Pt,ERTt'

Procedente de Hull, Inglate-
IRA, a cargar MADEIRA y fosfato,
entro aver ell vapor americana
Brave Occur, consignado a los
hermanos Lykes.
Arrib6 de Mobile a cargar
MADEIRA ell vapor ingl6s Newton
Beech.
Tom6 puerto la motonave a
mericana Muncove, que cargara
fosfato para Norfolk.
Salieron aver los vapores no
ruegos Vestvangen y Idraet, ell
primero cargado de MADEIRA y el
segundo en- ~lastre, rumbo a Ba-
racoa, donde cargara platanos.
Ell Irene zarpo con un carga-
mento de fosfato y ell danes Sar
malta, con carga general.
La gaceta., 1931-07-25
DOS Sc AHo-
GARON EN- LA TARDE DE
AVER

Uno de los successes mas dolo9
'osos Y Iamentables registradof
por cr6nica en- estos 1ltimos
dias, ha sido sin duda alguna e
de los dos ninos que aver por Ia
tatde perecieron ahogados. Ger.
"a de la costa en- la bahia al fl.
nal de la Avenida Roma.
Serfan como las :45 de la tai
de cuando los hermanos Jack,
de 7 amos, y Burton, de 9, hijos
de los esposos Burton F. Gran
| ham, vecinos del 706 de South
Moody Ave-, cayeron al mar al
volcarse ell bote de remos en- el
que jugaban, accmpadados de
un negrito, hijo de una familia
vecina de las vfctimas. Este Ill
timo logr6 ganar la orilla y desd
parecer.
Jack y Burton apenas tuvie-
ron tempo para gritar pidien-
do auxilio.
Ambos jugaban siempre jun.
tos debido a la poca differences
de edad que les separaban, y es-
taban en- ell tercero y cuarto gra
do, respectivamente, en- ell Cole
gio de st. Mitchell.
Una sonora, que aun no ha pc
dido ser identificada, fue la prl-
, mera en- lamar a la estaG6n de
policia dando cuenta del fatal az
, cidente. Cuando la policfa llegt
al lugar de la tragedia varios
muchachos y j6venes en- una do
cena de botes y esquifes efec-
tuaban la b1squeda de los cuel
pos de los dos ninitos. Jack fu{
sacado del aqua a los Is minu.
tos y trasladado al hospital, dor
de fueron vanos todos los es-
fuerzos por revivirlo. Ell cuerpc
de Burton no pudo ser halladc
hasta las 80 de la noche.
Los nihos no pudieron SCI
identificados hasta que llegaron
a la casa mortuoria, a cuyo lu-
gar acudieron los familiares que
supieron de la desgracia al ser
esta transmitida por radio Y
escucharla uno de los hermanos
de las victimas, nombrado Yer
non, de 10 amos. Este do la mott
cha a su madre, la cual instanta-
neamente supo que eran sus
hijos. Ell padre, que fue ell prime
no en- llegar a la funeraria, iden
tific6 a los muchachos.
Sobreviven a las criaturas
desaparecidas cuatro hernia
nos y sus padres.
La gaceta., 1931-07-25
SALIO Ell GRAF ZEPPELIN
HACIA Ell ARTICO

Berlin, Julio 25.-El DR.. HUI
go Eckner, comandante del
Graf Zeppelin, condujo la ma
We desde su hangar en- Friedri-
chsafen hasta ell aer6dromo de
Stalker, en- los alrededores de
Berlin, y hoy por la manana
emprendi6 vuelo hacia Lenin-
grade, primera etapa de la ex-
pedici6n que Sc dirige al Ar
tico.
Entire los 46 hombres que to
man parte en- la aVentura, fl
guran dos americanos exper-
tos del Artico, ell teniente CO.
mandante del servicio de guar
dacostas de los Estados Uni
dos, Edward H. Smith, y Lin
coin Ellsworth.
La gaceta., 1931-07-25
FLETCHER DEJARA LA
P~RESIDENCIA DE LA CO.
MISSION DE ARANEELES

Wash, julio 25.-Harry P.
Fletcher, presidente de la conf
sion de aranceles, manifesto a.
yer que ell dfa 16 de septiembre
fecha en- que su cumplira un ano
de su nombramiento, dejara su
alto puesto, aunque ell senado
confirmara su designation por
un periodic de seis amos.
Sobre la renufIcia de Fletcher
Sc mantiene complete silencio
en- la Casa Blanca.
Amigo del presidemte Hoover.
a quien acompanara en- ell viaje
de buena voluntad por Ia Anne
RIGA espanola, dfcese que Flet-
cher presentara su candidatura
para senador, ell ano que viene.
La gaceta., 1931-07-25
CARTA DE UN OBRERO So
BRE LA VISTA DE NICKELS

En- varios de los peri6dicos
de la ciudad, ha aparecido I'm
reporte en- ell que Sc dice que
ell Sr. G. w. Nickels, superin-
tendente de la Agencia Nacio-
raj de Detectives Pinkerton,
estuvo aquf investigando las
a~ctividades comunistas en- las
fabricas de tabacos, y, asegu-
ra que ell Sherlock Holmes re-
cogi6 literature c0munista
que, segun 81 y los patronos
exploradores, Sc ha hecho cir
cular en- las fabricas.
En- la popular Y bastante lei
da columna Chungas y no
Chungas, aparece una cr6ni-
ca a este respecto, que Sc inte-
resa en- saber quien ha pagado
los honorarios de csc descubri-
dor de comunistas, que la A
gencia Pinkerton enviara a
Tampa.
Esta respuesta es la mar de
s~encilla, cuando sabemos, por
Ia misma cronica, que los ia
hricantes capitalists celebra-
ron una conferencia con ell tai
detective para darle "luz" a
tan delicado y cientifico traba-
La gaceta., 1931-07-25

EMMFN@
10. Ell tai feuni6n,-natural-
mente-qued6 subsanada la
question de sueldos Y gastos
que ell tai agente policfaco ha
de cobrarles, solamente que
tai suma no saldran directa :
mente de la bolsa de los amos,
sino de nosotros los obreros,
que estamos en- la miseria.
En- vez de las actividades CO.
munistas, ell tai Detective de-
bfa ponerse a descubrir ell ase-
sine del Mr. Muerto para que
fuese encarcelado, Y, en- case
de que falle, felicitar a quien
pinto ell Mar Negro por no ha-
Der necesitado de brocha.
Mr.. Nickel y los capitalists
| 1ue lie pagan a expensas de no
3otros los obreros, no necesi-
iaa sacarle brillo a ningun len
e policiacos para ponerse a
buscar a comunistas. Solo va
van donde exl9te la miseria.
Vayan a las fabricas, los sa-
2ados, a la bora de la pasa.
Solo ~cuenteH los mil)ones de
1esempleados que usEedes han
| dcjado, solo dense cuenta de
las injusticias que cometen con
nosotros y vereis la cantidad
de comunistas que buscais.....
Pero, ipor que os preocupai;
tantoT lPor que teneis tant>
mis6? No temblarfais 81 MT
fueseis unos piratas.
I'm obrero explotadO,
La gaceta., 1931-07-25

nddra m~ejores de-
sees5s ef%EJr triunfo de
las fiestas: CABARET l. de Agos
to en- ell CfrcuIo Cubanog y Pic
Mic en- La Columna, organiza-
do por la Seccion de Propagan
da.
Nuestra ayuda incondicio-
nal.
La Seccion de Intereses
del Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1931-07-25

En- Ia %se de aver nlzo decla
raciones lis peri6dicos, anun-
ciando lndidatura para al
calde de Ampa ell prominente
abogado R. E. l.. Chancey, ex-
p~residente del colegio de aboga-
dos y ex-fiscal del condado.
Me gufa ell proposito, dijo Mr..
Chancey, de dar a Tampa una
administration efieiente y JUS
ia.
Lo primero que hare, 81 ell pue
bio me elige, sera desAedir al
jefe de policfa, ell jefe de detec-
tives y Ell superintendent del
hospital municipal, sirviendo
los intereses del pueblo.
Hare que las leyes y ordenan-
zas de la ciudad sean cumpiidas
~ que no haya relaci6n de nego-
clio entire ell gobierno municipal
~ ell crimen y los vicios mercan-
tilizados. q
Mi administration no pagara
suicides que no sean bien CANA
dos.
No he hecho promesas politi-
cas-, nj las hare durante la cam
pana zen 10 que Sc refiere a los
empleados, guiado por ell de-
SEQ de poder actuar en- prove.
cho de la comunidad, cuando e.
momento llegue.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
EASTERN STAR NOTICE

Practice for installation of local Eastern Stars will be held tonlor- row Sunday at p. n.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
THE TROJANS' JOKE

PASADENA, Dec. 26. (P - The largest Christmas gift received by the Tulane football team was 8 box that was sent to them and which contained a shirt, size 4512. An attached note said that the shirt belonged to Ernie Pinkerton, a member of the University of Southern California team which Tulane plays on New Years Day.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
NEW CONSTITUTION Is
 PLANNED FOR INDIA

LONDON, Dec. 26. P)-Engiano has gone step farther in her at- tempt to bring about a peace1ui settlement of the differences pe- tween India and Great Britain ana has appointed three committees who are to work out details TOT new constitution for India anu which would give India a more complete form of self-goverrmen1 than she has now.
 Committee members will sail rom England on January IA for Anoia where they will meet with Indian leaders and draft a form of con- stitution and it is expected that the committees plans will oe adopted at a final meeting or the Round Table Conference in Eng land.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
VOICE 0F THE GOLDEN NORTH, KIDD, PUTS 0N
 FINE: XMAS PROGRAM

The familiar voice of that Ace of Alaskan Aces, Frank Dorbandt, was hedrd in Seward Christmas night broadcasting Merry Christ mas to one and all from station KFQD, Anchorage, "The Voice of the Golden North"
 The writer was a little late in dialing into the Pacific Interna- tional Airways of Alaska program but sufficiently so to hear Pilot Dorbandt at the mike"
 John P. Hannon, announcer, and his group of splendid artists put over a real show Friday night and dedication numbers followed each other continuously. Many Seward requests were telephoned to the Anchorage station and no sooner had the receiver been put back on the telephone hook when back came the dedication in answer to the request.
 Many numbers were dedicated to SeWarditeS and others throughout the breadth of the Territory. At a Seward request number was dedi- cated to Mir and Mrs. Harold Sogn, of Seward. who are spending Christmas in Anchorage. Another number was requested by Mrs. Frank Roycroft, of Moose Pass, for her son in Fairbanks; and still an- other number was dedicated to Johnnie Nelson, of Seward; all go- ing to make up one of the most en- ioyable programs heard from any station.
 If SeWardite,s want to get a real kick some evening when listen ing in to Anchorage, give An- nouncer Hannon a long distance phone call and hear him imme- diately askowledge receipt of the call and then dedicate a number to you. Try It!
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
NOTICE o. E. S. AND MASONS

Monday evening, December 28, di- rectly after the Eastern Star reg ular meeting, there will be install lation of officers and a social meet ing. All Masons and their wives and Eastern Stars and their hus- bands are cordially invited to come, and please bring a present costing not more than g cents. Please re- member the date and the 25-cent present.
 Signed: Mrs. HAROLD PAINTER.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
CAGE GAME MONDAY NIGHT

Throughout Friday night and to- day the great heating plant in Dreamland Hall has been kept roaring by a corps of firemen in anticipation of big crowd Monday night when the Seward City bas- ketbau squad faces the High School Ponies" The high school girls will appear in the preliminary. The same price and at 8 o'clock
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
THE CAN" WAS FULL

For the first time in the history of the city, the can was full Christmas eve. About four can be crowded in. Unlike the big, civ ilized cities in the States, no mur- ders, rape eases or suicides were reported.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
MAsoNs NOTICE

A special meeting will be held tonight at o'clock for the pur- pose of making installation of off, cerS.
 CHAS. SHELDON.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
FAVORABLE TRADE BALANCE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 26. (P)-The United States had a fav- orable trade balance of 3,000,000 on its November foreign trade ex- ports, totaling $193,0O0,00O as against imports of $150,O00,000.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
COMMUNITY CHURCH

10 a. III. Sunday School.
 Il 8. m. Morning Service. Theme; Failures and Successes"
 6::3O D. m. Epworth League. Lead CT, Miss Edith Neese.
 7:3O D. m. Evening Service. Top ic. "The Power of Thought"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26

MARY JANE BEAUTY SHOP now open for business at the residence of Mrs. W. H. Sennett. Phone Main 94 for Mrs. Pearl Henry, licensed operator.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26

From Willow Creek comes the To- cal report that two days ago g snowslide claimed 8 victim. The name could not be ascertained.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26

Mining and fishing are responsi- ble for over 90 per cent of Alaska exports and 95 per cent of all labor
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
UNEMPLOYMENT INCREASES

ROME, Dec. 26. (P-Italy's ua- employed increased 78,O00 during the month of November, bringing the total on November 30 to 878,OO0.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26

Mir. and Mrs Harold Sogn, pop ular Sewardites, are spending Christmas with MT. Sogn's parents at Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26
tT THE HOTELS

(Thursday'S Registrations) ,OVERLAND-T. J. Wilson, Paul A. James, H. Larsen, Alaf Svedeen. GILLILAND-R. Kern.
 SEWARD IT John Helm, E. Mo- Nemee.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-26

If it's Hardware be sure you get it at J, L. CRAFTS.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31
Angry When Identified at
Honolulu, travelling
InCognito.
BY DAN CAMPBELL
United Press stan Correspondent

HONOLULU, r. H., Jan. 81. -
Wrathful over the discovery of her
"incognito," but with her pique
somewhat Modified by the purchase
of a bright, new hula-hula skirt,
Aimee Semple Mcpherson, preacher
of the -four square Gospel" sped
toward India today aboard the
liner President Wilson.
Followers Of the Mahatnna Gandhi
will be the next to listen to the
persuasive tongue of the Los An
geles evangelist.
Disclaiming any political inten-
tions, Mrs. Mcpherson said before
leaving Honolulu Friday night that
her entrance into India would be on
purely religious" grounds.
Il want to get close to the women
of the east" she explained. IT want
to get in on the gorund floor"
Travelling under the name of
Mrs. Grant" the evangelist was
discovered after the President Will
son docked. Her daughter Roberta
was with her.
Mrs. Mcpherson remained in her
stateroom during the voyage and at
tributed her success in concealing her
identity from other passengers to her
pale complexion and evident loss of
weight.
Il really didn't want any one to
find me-" she exclaimed a trif1e
angrily. 81 wanted to 60 on this way
until I reached India"
While in Honolulu, the Evangelist
and her daughter went for a short
shopping tour. Among their pur-
chases were hula skirt and book
of instructions on Hawaji'S colorful
dance.
The President Wilson's. next stop
will be at Hong Kong. Mrs. Nc
Phersop will continue on to India
to pursue, she said. IAN intensive
study of the women'5 movement in
connection with Gandhi's cam
paign."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31
HoU the Market
Opened

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 31-Further
selling came into the. stock market
today and the majority of prices re-
acted fractions to 2 points.
Auburn Auto dipped 2 points to
140 which was off points from
Fridays high. Elsewhere losses were
smaller. Fractional recessions were
noted in international Telephone,
Gold Dust, North American. Pack
ard, Westinghouse Electric and
Texas Corporation.
There were few advances spread
over the list. One of these are
Worthington Pump which opened at
1914, up liz. Later, however, it lost
all the gain. Loews. held firm as did
American Water Works, Sears Roe
buck, A. M. Byers, American Tele-
phone and Atchison.
Copper shares continued to de-
cline with Anaconda of Il, at 327s
Copper exporters today reduced the
price of export copper to 4 cent
a pound, bringing it. into line with
a 9% cent Level for domestic copper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31

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played tackle said
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Judgment excellent and he was admired
by all the other boys He frank fearless ana
IT'S servant in the old family home III
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about fifty DID, built out
street. with large garden in the rear
Sedleys father Butler thirty three
chairman of the house naval affairs committee
for died recently
family Quake William but
young inclination follow the peaceful
returned home from school
luncheon time his mother the Scripture his
that morning
interested him at ALL he liked maheratlcs par
icuary geometry dull things
baeshp Maine had been sunk The young
Quaker boy Every
at moments notice. big
Sabbath toll of soldiers to all seaside forts"
wife observed with growing concern
that silent and moody at his meals
Next The young protecting certain Amer
lean engineer andh his wife in rebellion.