Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 9

SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1939. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWpQD, MICH. NINE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING "SET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION All ads are restricted to their proper classifications and to the regular style of type. The publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any classified advertising copy. Errors In advertising should be reported immediately.

The Ironwood Daily Globe will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Charged ads from responsible parties will be received by telephone and if paid within ten days after day of first Insertion cash rates will be allowed. Advertising ordered for Irregular Insertions takes the one time rate. No ad is taken for less than a basis of twelve words. Ads ordered for three or six times and stopped before expiration will be charged for only the number of times the ad appeared and adjust' ments made at the rate earned.

Automotive 13 Ante Accessories. Tins. AUTO for an makes of can. Largest stock on range. New and used.

Also machine service. O. K. AUTO PARTS 118 Aurora St Phone 710 Easiness Service 18 Business Services Offered The Daily Globe makes an earnest effort to keep its advertising columns free from deceptive and dishonest announcements. Readers are requested to report unsatisfactory dealings with any advertiser.

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m. to 6 p. m. daily. All ads received up until II a.

m. will appear in editions the same day. Ads received after 11 a. m. may be published under "Too Late to Classify" if the advertiser wishes.

PLATE GLASS, safety glass. Glass of all kinds. For service, call PAUL SAUTER CO. Phone 130-R. PROTECT your fur coat investment it stored at OTDonnell's Style Shop Fur Dep't.

Phone 60. SIDE GLANCES By Galbraifh IF you want the best prints from your films, bring them to Range Photo Service Phone 2055. Insnrmce REDUCED RATES ON AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Under Safe Drivers Plan, 20 and Under New Classification Plan, making it possible to save up to on your automobile insurance. For explanation see' E. 8.

HAGEN AGENCY Paul Bldg. Hurley, Wisconsin Professional Services BETTER VISION is better living. See your Wm. D. Trlplett.

phone 757-R. Z8-A Scanty Parlors GUARANTEED PERMANENT WAVES $2.50 up. Also Machineless Permanents. The weather is getting warmer so do not your wave today. SELINE BEAUTY SALON 212 S.

Marquette St. Phone 1024 Real Estate For Sale Estate an Ad taker at 1100. Ask about the special ser- vlces given six day advertisers. Legaii 91 Legal April 15 May 6 A. D.

1939. Present, Hon. M. Probate. "We should have organized a party, but you insisted we celebrate our anniversary alone." Merchandise Employment 32 Help HOUSEMAID wanted.

Mrs. W. G. Peterson, 133 East Pewabic St. IF you need help at home or at the office, call an adtaker at 1100.

54 Business and Office Equipment MODERNISTIC cocktail bar for sale. Tables and chairs. Inquire Gus Di Ulio, 307 Copper 55A Farm Equipment Phone 1100 Financial 40 Honey to The Ad Taker will gladly assist you if desired so that the copy of your ad is prepared in such a manner as to bring the greatest results to you. Announcements Societies and Lodges IRONWOOD 389 F. A.

M. Regular communication, Thursday. May 11, 1939, at 7:30 p. m. John Mildren, W.

C. W. Holt, sec'y. L-0-A-N-S ON YOUR OWN SIGNATURE Quick Confidential Service We make loans on cars and also refinance car payments. Liberty Loan Corporation 221 E.

McLeod Ave. Phones 1820-1821 Ironwood, Michigan. NEED MONEY? Quick Cash Loans on Auto or Personal Security. PERSONAL LOAN SYSTEM PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY Phone 1718 Schneider Bldg. SLIGHTLY USED grain drill with grass seed attachment.

See R. A. HEIDEMANN CO. Phone 168. FOR new or used farm machinery see ROVELSKY CO.

Ironwood, Mich. Phone 91 Rooms and Board 69 for Housekeeping FURNISHED housekeeping room at 204 Harding Ave. Private. Call at 118 W. Ridge St.

Real Estate for Rent STATE OP MICHIGAN. The Probate Court for the. County of Gogeblc. At a session of said Court, at the Probate Office in the City of Bessemer in said County, on the 13th day of April, E. Nolan, Judge of In the matter of the estate of Thomas B.

Williams, Deceased. Mrs. Hulda Peterson Oman, having filed her petition, praying -that an Instrument filed in said Court be admitted to Probate as the last will and testament of said deceased and that administration of said estate be granted to herself or some other suitable person. It is ordered, that the 10th day of May, A. D.

1939, at ten A. at Probate Office Is hereby appointed for hearing said petition. It is further ordered, that public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy hereof, once each week, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Ironwood Dally Globe, a newspaper printed and circulated in Slid County. M. E.

NOLAN, A true copy. Judge of Probate. SILVIO L. MASCOTTI, Deputy Register of Probate. April 15 May STATE OP MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Oogeblc.

At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Bessemer In said County, on the 10th day of April, A. D. 1939. Present: Hon. M.

E. Nolan, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Thomas B. Williams, Deceased. It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of the claims against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court; It is ordered.

that creditors of said 74 Apartments and Flats FURJUSHED apartment at Morgan Manor. Co. office. 56 Fuel. Feed and Fertiliier CORDWOOD for sale.

Green dry. $2.50 a cord. At all time Phone 531-R. Household Goodi MORE for your money in a 193 Zenith refrigerator. Phone 1285.

HURLEY ELECTRIC CO. Live Stock Automotive Automobiles for Sale SPECIALS ON "38 MODELS 1938 Pontiac two door sedan. 1938 Plymouth four door sedan. 1938 Ford Deluxe two door sedan. 1938 Buick four door sedan.

POINT MOTOR SALES 237 E. Ayer St. Phone 236 ATTENTION We have a real farm tractor (heavy duty) made from a dual wheel truck with 4-speed transmission. This tractor is in excellent mechanical condition and is ready to do all kinds of work on the farm. We also have several dump and stake body trucks for sale very reasonable.

HANSON BROS. Wakefield's Chevrolet Dealer 47 Don Cats, Other Pete WE BUY, sell and trade. Furnishin a cottage? Then see our used fur niture. RAY'S FURNITURE CO. 311-313 S.

Suffolk St. Phone 179 SAVE enough to pay phone bill cooking with Norge gas range $69.95 up. Installed free. THE NORGE STORE L. W.

Van Slyck Opposite library CANARIES for sale. Singers and females. 229 West Ayer. Phone 702-J. 48 Cattle, Other Stock ARRIVED carload of horses.

Have a number of 4 and 5 year old mares. All very cheap. These horses are all right out of work. See these young horses before you buy. Will take in your finance you.

Also a few fresh cows for sale. P. All horses sold have been vaccinated against sleeping sickness. FRANK MILES Hurley, Wis. Phone 1049-M PUREBRED registered Hoi stein cow.

Freshen in about 3 weeks. Joseph Simon, Saxon, Wis. SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS ON ALL 1937 CARS 1937 CHEVROLET Master Deluxe Town Sedan. 1937 FORD Deluxe Tudor with radio and all dual equipment. 1937 CHEVROLET Master Deluxe Coupe.

1937 MASTER Deluxe Chevrolet four door sedan. 1937 CHEVROLET Master Deluxe Town Sedan with all dual equipment and a very fine radio. See our fine selection of 1937 models at the ARMORY USED CAR EXCHANGE have been greatly reduced on all used cars and trucks. Convenient terms. Your car taken in trade.

ARMORY USED CAR EXCHANGE £. McLeod Ave. Phone 1612 SEE the startling beauty and mar velous efficiency of the new Sun Flame Gas Range. Phone 52. IRONWOOD HARDWARE DINING ROOM SET, table, chairs, buffet.

Reasonable. 30C East Ash, Norrie location. USED ICEBOX, large size, almos new. Several used electric wash ers. Cheap.

MOORE'S ELECTRIC SHOP, phone 820. 60 Jewelry. Watches, Diamond! SELECT your graduate's gift watch today at a SPECIAL PRICE! John Bldg. WALTHAM yellow gold wrls low as $19.75. F.

Aukee E. Aurora St. and white Guernsey Will freshen this month. John Kuzala, No. 7, Davis location.

YOUNG to 12 weeks old. $4.75 to $6.00 each. Matt Saari, Van Buskirk, Wisconsin. FARMERS' ATTENTION! For your horses and cows, it will pay you to see us. Also a new load of good cheap horses arriving Tuesday, May 9.

Will exchange for other horses or livestock. Easy terms. ROVELSKY CO. Ironwood, Mich. Phone 917 Tracks for Sato 1935 CHEVROLET Sedan delivery truck.

1700 miles. Icebox, truck chain hoist. 507 East Longyear, Bessemer. SPOTTED PONY, age 5. May be viewed Saturday or Sunday.

Call 76. WakeSeld. 61 Machinery and Tools DELTA 8" saw and 6" joiner CHEAP. Carl E. Nelson, Puritan, Mich.

Musical Merchandise VIOLIN FOR SALE. GOOD CONDITION. PHONE 900-W. ONE used Gabler piano. Reconditioned.

$29.50. Terms $2.00 per month. JOHNSON MUSIC STORE 84 Specials at the Stores 50 YOUNG PIGS. All white. 5 to 10 weeks old.

W. M. Stowe, Saxon, Wis. BUY, sell and trade through the classified ads. The more you tell, the more you sell.

Merchandise 52 Boats and Accessories USE DAILY GLOBE CLASS- ELTO-EVINRUDE Outboard Motors at Boyer's Service Station, Ray Smeeth, Dealer. Phone 118. Smooth-built. See these boats before IF1ED ADS FOR RESULTS FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS you buy any. Walter Wick, 515 East Birch.

Phone 2048-W. CANDY FOR MOTHER'S We will wrap your package for mailing. HAMACHEK'S RRXAU. DRUG STORE PAINT SALE this week. Redeem coupon from Man.

Globe. No obligation. GROSE FAINT WALLPAPER INTERSTATE ICE CO. We handle ice and Coolerators only. Call 496 for prompt delivery.

FISHING TACKLE Nationally known brands. reel, line, ECONOMY BOYS. 116 W. Aurora St. Wearing Apparel CONFIRMATION received at Mrs.

Patek's Children's and Infants' Shop, 168 Michigan Ave. CHEERFUL modern 5 rooms, bath. Unfurnished. Heated. Garage.

657 Lake Ave. Phone 1052-R. MODERN, LARGE five room steam heated flat. J. J.

Prick Bessemer, phone 115. FIVE unfurnished rooms downstairs, toilet and bath. 314 West Norrie St. 5 ROOM Heated, unfurnished apartment. Close to business district.

132 N. Marquette. SIX ROOM upstairs apartment. Modern in every respect. Will rent either furnished or unfurnished.

Call 382. deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 16th day of August, A. D. 1939, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appointed for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased. It is further ordered, that public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, In the Ironwood Daily Globe, a newspaper printed and circulated In said County.

M. E. NOLAN, A true copy judge of Probate. W. B.

PADHL. Register of Probate. H. K. Worthy Outstanding Horse; Real Workouts Are Started.

Horses in training at the Gogebic county fairgrounds track this week were started doubleheading after several months of daily Jogging. The arrival of warm weather and drying of the track made it possible for their trainers to start giving them some real workouts. Thursday the horsemen had the track dragged and H. J. Masterson of Hurley had a man there all day raking it clear of stones to safeguard his horse.

H. K. Worthy, from the possibility of injury. H. K.

Worthy is the outstanding horse in training at the local traqk. His record for a half mile track is 2:04 1-2, made at Goshen, N. while his mark for the mile is 2:02 3-4, made at Old Orchard, Me. Last year he turned in the fastest heat scored on a Wisconsin track, 2:06. Since January 6 Worthy has been jogged several miles every day and enters the summer training season in good condition and carrying 100 pounds added weight.

Masterson is well pleased with the condition of his horse and is looking forward to the early Wisconsin meetings at Milwaukee and other places. Another horse in training here is Clarence Christenson's Hal Bond, whose record of 2:05 was made at Minneapolis. Christenson purchased the horse last fall from Dr. Dennison, well known Bemidji, horseman. Ray Vervalle's Silver McKinney also is working out at the local track.

Hal Bond and Silver McKinney also are doubleheading and are training soundly. They were both jogged five miles daily all win- Prize Rookie! Merrill May of Phillies Lives Up To His Reputation. Philadelphia. May Th National league's prize rookie! That's what the Phillies are call ing their 28-year-old Merrill May who has been living up to all th nice things said about him last yea when he drove In 108 runs for the Newark club of the Internationa league. May's performance since he broke into the Phils' lineup as a pinch hitter against Brooklyn April 2: was one of the reasons the eight- place Phils of 1938 are no pushovers this year.

Not including today's game against Pittsburgh, May, a third baseman, has pounded out 17 hits in 41 times at bat for a .425 average Until blanked yesterday he had hit safely in 10 consecutive games am driven in seven runs. He has fielded sensationally handling 37 chances without an error. May, a native of Laconla, and former star for Indiana university before breaking into organized baseball in 1932, wields a bat that weighs 33 ounces and is 34 inches long. He changed from a heavier bat two years ago. How does it feel to be up there as a rookie? "Pretty good," says May.

FURNISHED two room" apartment. 134 West Aurora St. Phone 807-J. 75 Business Places for Bent STORE McLeod Ave. Will remodel to suit tenants.

J. F. Reardon, Hurley. Phone 279. Real Estate for Sale i i.

i 82 Business Property for Sale "MODERN equipped tavern for sale. Inquire at 411 Silver Hurley. April 15 May 6 STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate Court for the County of Oogeblc. At a session of said court, held at the Probate orllce in the City of Beicemer in said County, on the llth day of April, A.

D. Present: Hon. M. X. Nolan, Judge of Probate.

In the matter of the estate of Joseph Radomskl, Deceased. It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of the claims against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court; It is ordered, that creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 16th day of August, A. D. 1939, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appointed for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased. It Is further ordered, that public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing, in the Ironwood Dally Globe, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County.

M. B. NOLAN. A true copy. Judge of Probate.

W. B. FAUHL, Register of Probate. ter. The Liimakka horse, Ovelmo Lad, trained by Russell is the fourth horse being worked out on the fair grounds track.

Pluto Cachato, owned by Sylvester Corsi of Hurley, is still at Iron River, where he is being trained by Faddy Chantelois, along with Chantelois' Warren C. Grattan and Kathleen Wilson. Grattan's record is 2:03 on a mile track and Wilson's is 2:02 1-2. FIVE RECORDS SET AT BELOIT April 22 May 13 83 Farms and Land for Sale TWENTY ACRES north of Ernest Hill's place, Junet Siding. 8 acres clear, 2 room house, good well, 2 other buildings.

For a few dollars a like rent. Inquire at 439 East Tamarack St. SMALL farm implements, 2 miles west of Hurley on U. S. 2.

Matt Saari, Box 16. A. D. 1639. Present: aon.

M. Probate. FOR SALE OR acre farm, South Bessemer. Mrs. Kate Johnson, phone 134-F11, Bessemer.

FORTY ACRE mile from Kimball, 20 cleared, balance pasture. Fence. Creek. 5 room house, basement, barn. Garage.

Price $750.00. Easy terms. This is a real bargain! J. C. FLANAGAN ic SON, Hurley.

STATE OP MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Oogeblc. At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Bessemer in said County, on the 14th day of April, E. Nolan, Judge of In the matter ol the estate of Charles M. Fllnk, deceased. The Gogeblc National Bank having filed in said Court its petition, praying for license to sen the interest of said estate in certain real estate therein described, It is ordered, that the nth day ot May, A.

D. 1939, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that all persons interested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest of said estate in said real estate should not be gwnted; It is further ordered, that public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks, previous to said day of hearing, in the Ironwood Daily Globe, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County. A true copy. W. B.

PADHL, Register of Probate. M. E. NOLAN. Judge of Probate.

May 6 May 27 Honses for Sale FORTY ACRE FARM miles N. E. of Bessemer. Inquire John Shefka, 208 E. Iron Bessemer.

Phone 104. MODERN 6 room close In on northside. See D. D. Reid, SULLIVAN phone 1970.

AGENCY, itODERN 8 room house. Reasonable. 113 North Marquette. Inquire 831 North Hemlock. ITS NOT HOME SWEET HOME UNLESS YOU OWN IT ee this modern 6 room bungalow with easy upkeep.

A. LIEBERTHAL SON Real Estate Headquarters STATE OP MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Gogeblc. At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City ot Bessemer In said County, on the 4th day of May, A. D. 1939.

Present: Hon. M. E. Nolan, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate ot Maurice Geary, deceased.

Mary Geary, having filed in said court her final account as Administratrix with the Will annexed of said estate, and her petition praying for the allowance thereof, and administration expenses. It Is ordered, that the 8th day ot June, A. D. 1939, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at said probate office, be and Is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said account: and expenses of administration. is further ordered, that public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing.

In the Ironwood Dally Globe, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county. M. E. NOLAN, Coe College Grabs the Team Title in Third Annual Event. Belolt, May Five meet records were set last night as Coe college of Cedar Rapids, la, won the third annual Beloit relays with 57 points.

Grinnell, was second with 51 and North Central Qf Naperville, 111., third with 43.8. Others scored as follows: Lawrence 22.2; Beloit 17.3; Carleton 17; Knox 145; Shurtleff 10.3; Hamline 8.8; Monmouth Carroll Illinois college 6.8; St. Olaf Wheaton 5.3; Yankton tana 4.3; Bradley Armour Tech Principia Cornell Sunburst 1. Chuck Fenske, former University of Wisconsin star, was unable to lower the record although behind pacers he went the distance in 2:10.2. Eldon Lindstrom of Whlttier college, California, set a meet record of :09.6 in a 100-yard dash trial heat, but was disqualified for two false starts in the finals.

He duplicated the time to finish first in the finals but Joe Graf of Lawrence, who finished second, was given first place points with :9.7, relays mark. Ralph Halla, Yankton's crack mller, broke his own meet record of 4:26 with 4:23.3. Carleton's medley relay team of Danskin, Frierrks, Sterria and Woods set a meet mark of 7:47.8. Walters of Grinnell set a javelin mark of 175 feet, 9 inches. North Central's mile relay team broke the meet record with 3:23.9.

The runners were Reibel, Arlan, Rickll and Wagner. Tie Game With 8 Runs in 8th, Win 10 to 9 in 10 Innings. Milwaukee, May runs in the eighth inning put the Milwaukee Brewers back in the ball game yesterday and they went on to defeat the Toledo Mudhens, 10 to 9, in 10 innings. The big inning was climaxed Manager Mickey Heath's eight home run of the season, comln with the bases full. The Brewer had been trailing, 8 to 1.

Toledo tied the count at 9-all ii the ninth, but Milwaukee scored th winning run after two were out in the tenth on successive doubles Johnny fifth straight and Justin Stein. Les Willis, who went to th mound in the tenth, was credited with the The score: Toledo 100 030 311 9 17 Milwaukee 000 100 080 15 Rogalski, Tate (8), J. Johnson (8) McLaughlin (8), Reid (9) and Tighe; Carleton, Carnett (7), Blae holder (9), Willis (10) and Just. The victory put the Brewers onl; one game behind the league-leading Minneapolis team, which, along with the other two first division clubs lost yesterday. The Millers bowed to Indianapo Us, 10 to 6, as the Indians cut loose with a 14-bit attack including four home runs.

A belated rally by the leaders netted two runs in the ninth before John Niggeling retired the side. Kansas City, likewise, failed in a last-inning rally, two late runs leaving them short, 9 to 7. Fred Gay, the Blues' starting pitcher, who was kayoed in the sixth, was the losing hurler. Louisville's Charlie Wagner al lowed five St. Paul runs in the opening inning, then went on to win, 11 to 8, behind a 12-hit attack on four pitchers.

Today's Answers To Cranium Crackers Question on page three. Here's the way to arrange the numbers at the start: 21 21 21 2. Here's how to make the answer 21: 2 plus 1 times 21 minus 21 divided by 2 equals 21. A true copy. SILVIO MASCOTTI, Register ot Probate.

Judge of Probate. Lots for Sale OWN YOUR OWN HOME! 5 down and $5 a month and no buy you a full size lot in Ironwood. A. LIEBERTHAL SON Packers Sign New End. Green Bay, WIs, May Signing of Harry Jacunski, Fordham varsity end for three yean, was announced last night by Coach E.

L. Lambeau of the Green Bay Packers of the National Pro Football league. Jacunski, 23, weighs 205 pounds. Only the Best By Merrill BJosser "itou DONT NEW ONB! ANYfooo TWACT WW YOUR MOUTH OKSEIMS N0TMIN6 THAN A BLUE SOW SUIT .10 WMY DO SUPPOSE WE BOTH GOT INVrrCO TO DINK WfLMAMS MOUSd FKECK? KNOW HIM I THtN Ten. 1 1 THINK MB AMD MAY BB INVITBb TD JON TUB I THINK 1 KNOW TWefU.

JUST Give UBTUE SMSNAL. NAPKIN ONCB- OWR. LMMTUf AND 9m CtUBjANOlMEY WANT LOOK TALK WITH CARDINAL MANAGER EXPENSIVE Terry Is Fined for 'Fraternizing' With Blades. New York, May the St. Louis Cardinals make a trade with the New York Giants, they'll probably have to give $10 to boot.

It has cost Manager Bill Terry that much already. Terry was observed In conversation with Ray Blades, St. Louis manager, before yesterday's game and was fined $10 under National league rule which forbids "fraternizing" between members of rival teams on the field. He later explained he was considering a trade with the Cardinals and that Blades had called him over say Branch Rickey, head of the Cards, was in town and wanted to) see him to talk over the deal. "What am I supposed to do," demanded bill, "punch another manager In the nose before he can talk) to me on business?" Tomorrow's Games AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Chicago.

Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at New York.

Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (All double-headers) Toledo at Milwaukee.

Columbus at Kansas City. Indianapolis at Minneapolis. Louisville at St. Paul. McGeever, 140, Scranton, knocked out Eddie Lyons, 138 1-2, Cleveland.

(1). Congressman Welcomes Singers on Arrival in Washington. When the Flnlandla Male Chorus arrived in Washington, this week from Finland, Congressman Frank E. Hook of Ironwood welcomed the group to this country. In his address of welcome he said: "The world today, in this time of grave fears and uncertainty, needs more than guns and battleships, it needs more than' political leadership; it needs good fellowship, understanding, faith and confidence among nations and with each other.

'It is indeed a pleasure and, I assure you, a distinct honor to a sincere welcome to the Fin- andia Male Chorus to Washington, our capitol city, and to the United States of America. It is more than a welcome to your fine a welcome to each of you individually. In doing so, I want you to know it is because of the deep respect and friendly feeling we have 'or your beloved country of Finland and all those sons and daughters of your fair land who have become citizens in the United States of America. "It is our fondest hope that you njoy your visit here. We are grate- ul that you have come, not only or the opportunity of hearing this plendid chorus, but for the friendly and neighborly spirit which it ex- mplifles between the people of two great powers of the world.

"I understand you men are prac- ical businessmen as well as fine rtists representing the best male oices in Finland. Our appreciation will only be surpassed by our en- iiusiasm to serve you. "We have long held in high es- eem the people of Finnish descent and the nation of Finland. Our ountry has" come to regard the 'integrity' and 'intelligent government' as synonymous with Finnish-Americans and Finland. "While many nations in Europe ffte on the verge of weakening before the onslaught of dictatorships Finland stands as the finest example of true democracy.

At a time when nations look with distrust upon the motives and actions of many of their neighbors, at a time when treaties have again become a 'scrap of at a time when the whole world is tense and bewildered we see Finland standing by faithful to those precepts of civilization which some nations appear to have forgotten. "The Finns have particularly impressed upon the consciousness of the American people their integrity. Americans immediately think 'of Finns as a people with an alert mind in politics who have In an extremely intelligent manner worked out a form of government embodying the true principles of a true democracy. "Although the Finnish language is so very different from ours there are so many other common interests and ties between the two people that this has never been a barrier between us. Those of us in America who are familiar with the innumerable fine qualities of the Finns, those of us who have lived among them in America and who are acquainted with the many great contributions they have made to the cultural and public life of our country are proud to point to Finland as the country in Europe where the humanitarian and intellectual principles of liberty and justice are working in reality.

"I extend to you my hearty greet- ngs and trust that when you return to your native land you will carry with you a spirit of friendship and goodwill that will last throughout the ages. The United States and Finland are at peace the world and at peace we shall remain. Thank you," Yesterday's Results AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 4, Detroit 1. Cleveland 2, New York 1 (11 innings). Philadelphia 10, St.

Louis 5. Chicago 2, Washington 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 6, Chicago 3. St. Louis 7, New York 5.

Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 7. Cincinnati 5, Boston 4 (13 innings). NORTHERN LEAGUE Grand Forks 8, Crookston 8 nning tie, darkness). Winnipeg 9, Fargo-Moorhead 1. Others not scheduled.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 11; St. Paul 8. Columbus Kansas City 7. Indianapolis 10; Minneapolis 6. Milwaukee 10; Toledo 9 (10 Innings.) Authorities report that there are 2 automobiles for every mile of highway In the United States.

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