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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-06-13
Ball Game.

The Askov Pine county Leage Base
ball team will play an exhibition
same with the Yellow Banks CCC
camp on the local diamond tonight
Thursday at 5 o'clock. The CCC
camp is reputed to have fast young
team of ball players and recent show
ings of the local team would indicate
a lively battle. The boys urge the
public to attend the game today.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-06-13

The Missionary club of the Bible
church will hold its meeting this
week on Thursday afternoon at p.
M, at the home of Mrs. TIL. Dietrich.
You are welcome.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-06-13
Water and Sewage Talked.

At the village council meeting last
Thursday evening the matter of vii
lage sewer and water system was up
for consideration. In order to get
some sound information on this sub
ject the council had invited some out
side officials to be present, in response
to this the following attended the
meeting: Charles Foster, a consulting
engineer from Duluth; c. E. MacNally,
a salesman for the Crane Company;
Edward Hoffman. Pine City, area en-
gineer of District No. 4, SERA; Don
II. Whitmore. Pine City, area admin
stratOr of District No. 4, which dis
trict consists of Pine, Kanabec and
Mile Laos counties; and Mr.. Rogers,
a representative from the state SAM
tation department of the Public
Health Division. Much valuable in
formation was given to the council by
these gentlemen. After some con-
sideration the council decided to pro-
coed with having preliminary survey
made of the project in question and
thus ascertain more accurately what
the total cost would be. After this
survey is made the matter will come
up for public discussion and final de-
cision.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-06-13

FOR SALE-Hay loader. Minnesota
mower. hay rake. John Deere six
shovel spring trip riding cultivator
two farm truck wagons. nearly new,
two six shovel spring trip walking
cultivators. The above are all in
very good condition and priced to
sell. Remember. we buy. sell, and
exchange all kinds of property. -
VIM. H. Barnick, Sandstone.
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MORE WANT ADS

FOR SALE-1929 Chevrolet ~ ton
truck. Cash talks.-Johnsen Motor
Sales, AskOv 25w39 1T
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CONGREGATIONAL Church, Sandstone.

John a. Hughes, PdStOr.
Services on Sunday win be as follows
1890 a. m. worship and praise; 11:4'
a. m. church school: 8 p. M. evening
worship.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-06-13

FOR SALE-Dapple gray mare, Q
years old, weight 1850 lbs. or will
trade for light team.-Chester Lytle.
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ASKOV SHIPPING ASSN now ship
ping by truck. Stock will be called
for at your farm. Next shipping
date is Monday, June II. Please
have your stock listed by Saturday
night. P. Madsen. manager.
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SANDSTONE

Mrs. Victor j. Tomhave of CloQuet.
was visitor here last Wednesday and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Underhill of Du-
luth. We're overnight visitors at the
Allen Underhill home. lone and Mar
garet Underhill accompanied them home
on Sunday for few days visit.
The Misses Florence and Evelyn Pc
tersen will leave Saturday for Chicago.
where they will work during the sum.
mer months. Evelyn was member of
the local graduating class this year.
Two recreational clubs have recently
been formed for girls interested in out
door activity this summer. one is 4
Hike and Camera club. They will have
their first hike this Sunday afternoon.
All wishing to go on the hike may meet
in front of the Madison Inn at O'Clock.
Bring your cameras. The other activity
is Kittenball Club which meets on
Tuesdays at $3.50 p. M 1t Will meet
one other day a week also, but this
has not been definitely arranged as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NOyd of MARSHALL
town. Iowa, arrived last week for
visit at the home Of her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. John A. Hughes.
Miss Eileen BarStow was member
of the spring graduating class of Ma
calaster College. where she has spent
four years of study. She and her Sis
ter Leila who attends the same col
lege. arrived home this week for their
summer vacation.
here this Friday. Girls between the
ages of ten and eighteen are eligible
! to membership in this national organ
ization. Those interested in this type
of recreatiOnal activity are asked to
meet at Phyllis Webbs home on Friday.
June IA. at o'clock.
| why Does n Community Need Girl
Scouting?
Today, more than ever before. men
/ and women in every community. wheth-
] er large small, realize that tomor-
| rows progress toward the good life
depends upon the youth of today. They
recognize, too. that among the other
things that each community must give
| to it's youth. there must be OpDOrtun-
| tiles for the wise use of leisure. The
Girl Scout program attempts to meet
the need for normal recreational OPP
portunities for girls between the ages
of 10 and IS. 1t supplements the more
continuous efforts of the home. school.
and community. The main detectives
of the Girl Scout program are to sub
stitute activities for passive recreation.
| to stimulate the girls with the joy OF
real achievement, and to make thrills
an accOmpa niment to successful achieve
ment rather than ends in themselves.
| The program is designed to offer girls
valid experiences in which they are
actors instead of audience. and endeav-
ors to build a firm foundation of skills
and hobbies through which the girls
may find joy and achievement and an
outlet for their energies.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-06-13
Trinity Lutheran Church, Sandstone

Rev. II. Sporle1er. pastor.
Bible school at 1880 p. M; service al
s p. M. subject, I'VE Must Be Born
Again.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-06-13

GAME-Wrenshall at Du-
quette at p. m, Sunday, June 16.
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Keep informed by reading the
American.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
T PROGRAM
WILL PRESENT
NEW BRUISER5

Pete 3uzulos, El Centre wrestling
promoter, returned yesterday from
Los Angeles where he has been
lining-up a huge winter season tor
valley fans of tne groan and grunt
trade.
Matches will be neld at $3.50
Tuesday night in the El Centre
city limits arena instead of
Thursday.
The promoter went 20 the coast
thoroughly disgusted with the per
formances of Wrestlers who had
been matched in the local arena and
after discussing the matter with
various promoters and managers in
the bic city he decided to bring
material into the valley even before
Los Angeles or San Francisco got 1t.
No Second Rate Stuff
This will not mean that El
Centre will get second rate stuff
not good enough for the big towns,
the promoter said. On the other
hand it will mean that the pro-
moters in the cities will give wrest-
lers tryouts in the valley and unless
they have the stuff and can dish It
out as well as take it they will not
be given a chance in the cities.
Buzukos explained.
This set-up will mean that
wrestlers signed on cards here in
the valley VIII give all they have
TO influence the big promoters,
thus valley fans viii see real ac-
tion by real grapplers, BuzukOs
concluded.
If it's color and action that fans
desire they won't be disappointed
in next Tuesdays card.
Asiatic Wres4iers
Two Asiatic Wrestlers who have
only recently arrived in America
and who have already reached out
for the heights of the game on the
coast will be seen here next week
in the main event and the other
in tn smi-final. Two hundred and
five pound Killa Shikuma who
holds the Japanese crown for the
oriental style of graphing has been
matched against Frank Peck who is
the most hated man in the game.
Semi Final
Then in the Semi-final, Mango
Singh, who made his debut in this
country two weeks AGO and was ac-
claimed the most perfect developed
Hindu, will match East India tricks
Of the trade with Toots Estes. Both
Of these men weigh over 200
pounds.
The main event is to a finish
with no time limit while the semi
final has a one hour limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
NITHR0N NEW
CAPTAIN FOR
IAYCE.E TEAM

Don WithroW who plays the cen
ter position was elected captain OF
the Ell Centre Junior College Arabs
this week and will be calling signal
when the Jaycees clash with their
friendly enemies of BraWley tomor-
row night in the northend town.
The squad which has been work
ing hard during the daily after
noon practice sessions will wind mp
its preparation fOr the Brawley-
ties today with light signal drill.
Two injuries will probably slow
the Arabs down in their offense and
defense tomorrow. Cotton Gllliland
flashy quarterback, is still suffering
from q toe infection which probably
keep him out of the major part OF
the contest. Jack DeLozier, lineman
injured his neck in scrimmage and
will be out Of play for the remainder
of the season. Other than these the
entire squad seems in shape for the
struggle, Coach r. r.. Taylor an
nounced yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
By HENRY McLEMORE
Copyright bY United Press.

NEW YORK. Oct. II. upon
July 6, Mrs. Helen Wills Moody,
playing at Wimbledon, came from
the apparently hopeless position Of
2-5 in the final set to defeat Helen
Jacobs in the final round of the
all-England tennis tournament.
For this feat she has been award
ed No. l ranking in the world BY
A. Wallis Myers, London tennis
critic Many other critics make
rankings, but Myers ranking is
one the tennis players want to
make. Ask them why they prefer
Myers ranking to all others, and
they cant tell you-they only
humble something about how
grand Myers is, and how smart and
analytical he is. In short, Myers
is to tennis what Walter Camp used
to be to all-America football teams.
Nobody ever questioned Camps
judgment, even though it was pretty
generally known that he never
saw more than three or four teams
a season, and was highly partial to-
ward the Ivy colleges" s"-Harvard,
Yale and Princeton. The fact that
there were players in what Camp
considered jerkWater" colleges
who could kick the big three all
Americas around all afternoon,
never bothered Camp or his-well,
his Camp-followers, let us call
them. They just swallowed his
selections whole and let it go at
that.
Rise To Question
The same is true of Myers. He
locks at Wimbledon and Forest
IIil1c in1s dnMn his choices and
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
St, Mary's Won't
Abandon Football

MORAGA, Calf, Oct. II. U,R)--
Reports that st. Mary's college
would abandon football next sea
son because of a precarious finan-
cial situation today were termed
absolutely silly" by Edward Slip
Madigan, head coach.
Il don't know who started that
story" Madigan told the United
Press, but it's absolutely silly"
"As for me leaving ST Marys,
well, my contract has two more
years to run Madigan declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17

rears back while the public gulps
I don't want to be to much of a
hereto, but I saw Myers in opera
ton at Forest Hills, and if he saw
what happened, then I'm a three
toed sloth who wears earrings. As
far as ! could see all he did was
to adjust his face TO It's sourest
glance. put on his highest hat. and
SO British all over the place He
never bothered to look al any but
center court matches, and he spoke
to one. I'm ready to 90 on the
stand and swear he didn't see three
matches a day. And yet, I who
watched durn near every match.
and who talked hours each day
with experts abaut the matches
! didn't see, am supposed to take
Myers selections for finals.
Nuts
He names Helen Wills Moody
as the No. player in the world.
Nuts again. She didn't play but
two tournaments all year, and that
alone, is enough to cost her any
ranking. To be the top guy you've
got to play the whole route, lick
ing EN- as they come up week al
ter week. Who would name a
football team champion if it played
but one game a year and won it?
Save your strength for u months.
point for one event a year. and you
should be kicked if you didn't win
it. The very fact that Mrs. Moody
lodged the issue in the American
championships is proof enough that
s1e. like ma;V others, felt her
victory over Miss Jacobs at Vim
bledon was one Of those things
that wouldn't happen again in 10
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That E4anQ On

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul-
sion, which goes right to the seat Of
the trouble to aid nature to soothe
and heal the inflamed membranes as
the germ-ladon phlegm is loosened
and expelled.
Even if other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, your druggist
is authorized to guarantee CreomuI-
sion and to refund your money If
you are not satisfied with results
from the very first bottle. Get
Creomulsion right now. tAdY0
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
AL.CAN'T CASH
TOURNEY CHECK
FOR THOUSAND

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. IT. U.P)-Al
Espinosa, Akron, O., who won the
$4,000 Indiana open golf tournament
Oct 6, received a check for $1,000,
but hasn't been able to get any cash,
Prosecutor Herbert M Spencer Of
Marion County revealed today.
Espinosa's check and those of 9TH
ers who finished in the money have
been returned for lack of funds,
Spencer said.
La opinión., 1935-10-20

cosa de yalor, sera culpab'e de una
ofensa menor Y condenado con mul
TIA no mayor de mil dolares o car
eel no mayor de I'm aho o con am
bas penas.
C%ualquier persona m~anejando
I'm automovil. motocicleta u otro
vehiculo de motor. que este ebria
y en- csc estado maneje u opere di
chic automovil, motocicleta o We
hiculo de motor. sera culpable de
una ofensa menor: y la persona
que en- csc estado y por razon de
clio cometa alg1n acto o dele de
cumplir alguna obligation impues-
ia por la ley por 10 cual cause la
muerte o lesiones a alguna perso-
ma, sera penada con prision en- ell
Estado por plazo no mayor de Gin
co amos o en- la carcel del condado
por plazo no mayor de un ano, o
con multa que no exceda de $4,000
o con ambas penas.
Ninguna persona debe emplear
para operar un vehiculo de pasaJe
ros en I'm canine pdblico, a n
persona adicta al licor, bajo pena
de cinco dolares por cada dia u
dicho ebrio fuera e%mpleado.'
La opinión., 1935-10-20
Ell SR.CHAVEZ
CON La CASA
'OLDSMOBILE'

La "Sonoma Motor Sales Com
pany," organization comercial que
Sc dedica a la venta y distribution
La opinión., 1935-10-20
MAS CRIMENES
COMETIDOS EN-
ESA ENTIDAl
Alarmantes informes reel
be ell ala izquierda de |.
Camara

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octulac Il
La garantia dc In vida Sc enrt I
ira practicamente s%uspendida en- 4
Estado de Guerrero. en- vista de III
informes recibidos aqui por ell ~
izquierda de la Camara de~Diputa
dos. dando cuenta de nuevos asc
sinatos cometidos en- dicha entida
en- condolences verdaderamente odii
sas.
Eel segundo comandante de IN q
fensa social de Zirandlro. Edm1n
Martinez V fuerzas feieraies. p
%netraron al interior de la casa 4
Maria de JESUS Rivera, matando 4
Elpidio Y Marcelo Bazan. .te (
Cardenas. Abel GarciaSy Ninfa ,
cedo.
Tan horrendo crfmen tiene alari
mazda a la s%ociedad. pues Sc teri
marcada intranquilidad Y peligr I
las vidas de todos los campesirf I
! Aslm'smo de Cutzamala. Sc reci4
bio hoy otro m~ensaie diciendo az
habfan sido asesinados los lider ;
agraristas Emilio Bustos Y Rafa |
Sanchez, Y que. no obstante est [
amparados por la iusticia federal
un grupo de campesinos es perso,
guido por la guardia munic pal. qrs
%pretende atentar contra sus vidat
Los mensajes %anteriores fuer' q
turnados a la P%residencia del b. !
que de laeCamara. para su conoc'-
miento. Y con el fin de activar ~
declaratoria de desaparici6n de pos
deres EN- ell Estado de Guerrero.
La opinión., 1935-10-20

Sociedades y Clubes.
Esta es la primera vez Que la ca
sa distribuidora de esta clase de
Vehlculos. nombra un mexicano su
representative y sabemos que este
10 hizo por c%onsiderar a nuestra
eolonia a la altura de ~cualauiera
otra, y al senior Chavez 10 sufi-
cientemente ligado con ella para
poder desempehar airosamente ell
papel que Sc lie ha designado.
La Sonoma Motor Sales Com
pany,- nos dijo aver ell Sr. Cha
Yez- tiene en- sus ~depositos, carros
usados, los cuales ofrecera a pre-
clos pagaderos en- abonos comodos.
Estos autos, al ser entregados al
comprador a acompanados de
n garantia escrita con la cual
queda ell cliente plenamente cu-
bierto."
I'm grupo de amigos del senior
Manuel Chavez, al saber que ha ST.
do nombrddo representative de tan
importante negotiation lie ofrecio
un agape EN- dias pasados ell que sc
llevo a cabo en- los ~salones comedo-
res del elegante hotel Biltmore asis
La opinión., 1935-10-20
cELULA DIREcTRlZ NAcIoNAL
DE EMERGENClA DEL ABC

Habana, Septiembre 20 de 1888
p. S. Escrito 10 que antecede, he
mos sido testigos del barbara suce
SO perpetrado ell lunes 30 de sep
tiembre en- ell Cementerio de Colon
por elementos de la fuerza p1blica,
sin ell memo respeto al acto que
allf Sc |celebraba en- memoria del
inolvidable Rafael Irejo y Coma
lez, martir de las luchas contra la
tirania machadista. Hechos como es
te demuestran o ms elocuencia
que no necesitamos encarecer, que
ell 'esbirrismo" y ell "porrismo' flo
recen de nuevo como en- tiempos de
Machado y que ell espiritp de los
hombres que hoy gobiernan es ell
mismo de aquellos que d%etentaron
ell Poder antes del II de agosto de
1898. Sin tempo para mas, ell 4. b.
C. Sc limita aqui a levantar, no an
te las autoridades arbitrarias que
padecemos, sino ante la opinion pa
blica, su mas energtca protesta con
ira esta nueva dragonada.
La C. d. N. T."
La opinión., 1935-10-20
la no Tiene Garantlas en- Guerrero
PreciOS
MinimOS

Cambios en- los preeios mini
mos q los que deberan sujetar-
Sc los oomereiantes del Sur de
California al hacer sus ventas
de menudeo, los euales estaran
en- Vigor los dias 81, % y % del
%presente mes; estas nuevas CO.
tizsciones fueron dadas a COMO
e por ell segundo distrito del
Departamento de Control de
Precios del Estado.
MANTEQUILLA.- Dulce pri
mer grade, 40 y medic centavos;
segundo grade SO y medic centa
vos; Danish, 38 centavos. Chal-
lenge y Glover Glen, 81 cts. Clio
vcrbloom segundo grade, en-
cuartos, SO y medic centavos;
solida. So y medic eentavos.
HuEVoS FREScoS.- Gran
des, az y medic eentavos; Me-
dianos, 35 cts; pequehos, 38
c~entavos.
HUEVoS CoNSERVADoS.-
Grandes extras, sello dorado, Sc
c~entavos. (Estos ultimos no de.
ben %anunciarse como huevos
~frescos.)
La opinión., 1935-10-20
SERAN UNA FARSA EN- CUBALAS
ELECCIONES De D|CIEMBRE, Dice
EN- I'm MANIFESTO Ell A.B.C.
Ell Gobierno de Mendieta, asegura ell interesante do
cumento, Sc ha aliado con los machadistas para dar
I'm goIpe de Estado a la revolution

HABANA, Cuba. Octubre S.-(Por
Eorreo).- lei Abe, poderosa orga-
nizacion polftica Guiana, ha lanza-
do Ell siguiente manifesto:
'Los actos preparedness de las
~elecciones que ell Gobierno anuncia
para ell dfa Is de Diciembre, han We
nido a dar la razon al ABC en- Guam
= La actitud adoptada, desde un prin
eipio, frente a esa farsa comicial con
que las fuerzas gubernamentales'
bien en- la de los viejos partidos,
pretenden consumar su golpe de es
tado a la Revolution.
Ante la repulsa mayoritaria de la
opinion p1blica, r~econocida ann por
los mismos PROFESSIONALS de la po-
Utica i~nteresados en- que ell "espec
tAculo" de Diciembre resulte 10 mas
lucido possible, ell Gobierno eficaz-
nente auxiliado por los machadis-
tas-a cuyo efecto los rehabilto
oportunamente- y por todos aque-
Hos elementos que 81 bien algunos
eombatieron a Machado, 10 hicieron
Observation-Disclosures y atendiendo so
10 a considerations y ventajas de
srden personal; pero que hoy nc tie
ne inconvenience en- pactar o los
,nemigo. de aver, a condici6n de
La opinión., 1935-10-20
Discourse DE DANIELS
EN- MORELIA

HoRELlA. Mich, octubre 10.
El Deeano del Cuerpo DIPLOMATS
co. Mr.. Josephus Daniels, pronun-
clio hoy un discurso, durante IA
session solemne que 81 A%yuntamifn
to de esta ciudad llev6 a cabo. con
motive de la llegada de los diplo-
maticos acreditados ante ell Coz
bierno mexicano.
Entire otras cosas. Y con rela-
ci6n a la jira que Sc esta efectuan
do. ell d~iplomatico norteamericaro
diio: "estas relac.ones entire los II
plimaticos Y ell pueblo de Mexico,
SO veran reflejadas en- todos nues1
tros paises'. confirmando asf Las
cpiniones que han emitido los iefes
de misiones respecto a la import
tancia de la jira para la meior coni
prension de Mexico en- 81 extranjc-
no.
La opinión., 1935-10-20

, es 'honrado", por la declaration
| de un Tribunal prevaricador. Y ahi
! tenemos tambien ell juicio seguido
por un delito de homicide contra
un hermano del Teniente Cortes =
ell Captain Calvo de la nueya situa
cion-, que fue absuelto por la Au
diencia de la Habana de un delito
de dispara, homicidio y lesiones, a
pesar de estar ~plenamente compro-
bado ell hecho y despues de haberse
producido n grave alteration del
orden, al impedir ell propio Tenien
tie Cortes, va citado, que ell delin-
cuente fuese detenido y puesto a
Ia disposition de la autoridad CO.
rrespondiente. Casos como estoS y
otros analogos que no citamos para
no hacer demasiado largo este ma
nifiesto. son suficientes para demos
trar que los Tribunales de Jusu-
eia, sometidos a la oligarqufa im-
perante por convenience o por ME
do, no ~ofrecen al ciudadano garan-
I tias de ninguna clase en- las fun
clones de su ministerio.
Las eleeciones. generates que Sc
! anuncian para diciembre aparte de
las circunstancias va senaladas que
las vician de origen, suponen, Guam
do mucho, un Gambia de hombres
maculados por otros. pero no un
cambio sustanciai de las viejas y
carcomidas estructuras pollticas,
| econ6micas y sociales. De aquf que
los sectores verdaderamente revo-
! lucionarios Sc hayan situado, desde
un principle, al margen de elias.
Ell ABC consciente de su alta res
ponsabilidad como Institution Civ
ca Nacional, sehala y denuncia ante
la opinion sensata del pals, Ia gra-
. vedad del momento presente y las
graves contingencies que tienen que
derivarse de esos comicios generates
! que Sc av~ecinan, los cuales no pue
de aceptar en- n alguna y cor
secuente con su historic, advierte
esos peligros indiscutibles y ciertos
/ Ievantando una vez mas su VOC.
Por ESQ e abe Sc mantiene y
mantendra en- la Inca de abstenc1on
Que Sc trazo en- su manifesto de-
- de agosto pasado y por clio tam
bien insiste en- Ia ne%cesidad de cons
THUR un frente 1nlco de fuerzas re
novacionistas, para %presentar con
eXito batalla decisiva a los elemen
tos de la Observation-Disclosures c
machadizantes- que despues de la
Der e%ntorpecido con arteras manic
bras ell proceso revolucionario abiel
to ell II de agosto de 1888, han &C
menzado a restaurar cinlcamente
en- provecho propio los mismos me
todos y practicas que han sido poi
mucho tempo, bochorno y escands
10 de nuestra vida p1blica.