MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1921 •ISA Fond 'dciety" SENATE PASSES ORE TAX at $1.29 Kansas City May 3c at 1917 Ford Touring. 1916 "U" Appropriation 8lashed. penate and now goes to' the governor. $1.27%. Minneapolis flour demand Touring. 1918 Overland Touring. Wholesale slashes In University o! Upon his signature, the city of Minneapolis dull wheat receipts and export sales Studebaker 25. Ed. Martinsoa, Minnesota appropriation requests were will be enabled to sell $700,000 light. Kansas City milling demand South of Court House. 29-2-e taken by the house appropriations Jn paving bonds, $500,000 for street very dull export demand only fair committee. In the main, it was. announced, grading and $200,000 for street opening Measure Has Approval of^Both Houses FOR SALE number two nard winter wheat 12c they have been agreed to by projects,. all of which have been over Kansas City May. •—Now Before Governor—Reconsideration FOR SALE—375 feet Thompson's 40 the board of regents and that they Will waiting because the bonds could not HAYDespite moderate receipts MRS. W. H. McKENNA entertains rod of Bank Bill Fails. strand new all copper lightning approximate $3,000,000. be sold at par on 5 per cent interest. in western markets prices are workjing cable at wholesale price, G. J. Vast* the Floral club at her home on Main The house committee has decided, The three measures affecting the lower. Business is unsatisfactory 507 Lyndale Ave. 29-2-p because buyers and sellers disS street this afternoon. however, to eliminate all building requests, firemen's relief associations of the St. Paul—Exactly as itvpassed the inclined to trade account uncertainty One Cent Per Word Per Insertion. except three minor ones, leaving FOR Buff Orpington three cities, make the following SALE—S. C. house, but for one technical change, MRS. FRED GLEASON entertained as to prices and futures. Movement Minimum Charge $1.50 per setting. everything else to be taken care changes: Allowing payments on*a step eggs for hatching. the "occupational" iron ore taxation and sales of all kinds of hay Twenty-five cents. Ten cents Buttepfield, the Baptist Womans Society, at Inquire of A. C. of out of the 10 year building program rate plan, $40 a month-after 20 years bill went through the state senate with light both in interior and local markets. Collection Charge Will Be 17-26-p Brownsaale, Minn. fixed by the legislature two years ago. of service, and $2 month for each her home Friday afternoon, at a missionary four votes to spare, and is now before General determination toward Added for all ads not, paid (or Removal of the Northern Pacific additional year up to $60 allowing an Governor J. A. O. Preus for his signature. meeting. economy and retrenchment by making in advance. Readers or locals FOR SALE—-Purebred White Wyandotte tracks will be met out of the building option between this plan and flat rate The house concurred in a cler- use of abundant pasture has reduced not run in this column will be eggs for hatching also a tea certificates of indebtedness. The only MRS. L. O. OLSON was surprised [cal amendment and repassed the bill, pensions of $50 to $60 a month, and demand considerably. Sales charged at the rate of 10 cents foot Hoosier seeder. Telephone building items allowed were $10,000 for allowing pensions to widows of firemen are of hand to mouth character and in per line. by twenty-five her friends Wed- Only one amendment was offered on of 29-F-212 or call Gerald Bange^ .• .V. the home management house at university only when they have been married buyers favor because of sellers persistent Austin. 28-2-e nesdav nieht her home, 308 North the floor of the senate. That was to at farm, $9,000 for a farm building three or more years before the retirement efforts. Eastern and southern strike out the word "occupational." Division street WANTED FOR SALE—Purebred S. C. BnS markets easier on heavier receipts at Duluth and $4,000 for completing period was reached. Friends of the bill split on this amendment. Orpington hatching eggs $1.25 for several markets quote $2 to a house at Waseca. The $50,000 Consideration of the bill to license 'WANTED—Work. I am prepared to MRS. O. E. HEGGE entertained about half of them voting for it 15, $7.00 per 100. Mrs. Arthur the $3 lower than a week ago. Demand asked to complete the University high "cosmetologists" was deferred by take off storm windows and do and the other half opposing. Opponents Mrs. Otto Tollerude's division of Nelson, 1 mile north of Brownsdale, confined to top quality of best senate school addition was cut out by a close committee on labor. general work around a house or of the bill voted almost solidly to 28-2-p Minn. grades. Quoted: Number 1 timothy the Lutheran Ladies Aid at her home garden. Call Main 356. 29-1-p vote. retain the word, with a view to killing $22 Cincinnati, $19 Minneapolis, $19 I on Kenwood avenue Friday after- Ghost Runs Sewing Machine. REAL ESTATE the bill by keeping an objectionable Want to Trim School Subjects. Kansas City, $30.50 New York, LOOK UP W. L. Chapman "The They say that headless horsemen feature. The amendment lost, 17 $24.50 Philadelphia, $27 Memphis State aid for high schools and other House Mover." We do all kinds of FOR SALE—The "Landgrebe" 240 Used to ride through England and that number two timothy $19 Cincinnati, to 48. public schools was the order of business basement work. Cement and cement acre farm near Elkton. Price right. DR. AND MRS. G. L. BAKER hounds even now fly above the raindrenched $17.50 Minneapolis, $28.50 New The bill was passed by a vote of 38 block. Call Main 810-L. in the house, when the bill drafted Good terms. P. O. Box 325, Dubuque, were surprised Friday night by about mountain tops of Ireland York, $23.50 Philadelphia $24 Memphis 26-tf-c to 27. The net result was almost the by an interim commission, revising Iowa. 29-&-p number one alfalfa $18 Cincinnati, sixteen of their friends. Dancing but it is modernizing ghosts to bring same as on the Bendixen bill in 1919, the state aid system, was taken up as $17 Minneapolis, $18 Kansas USED CARS a phantom sewing uiachiue into the FOR SALE—My home on South Kenwood and cards were enjoyed until a late when the vote was 38 to 2S. The rollcall a special order. The bill increases City, $27 Memphis number one prairie Avenue, consisting of tern circle of the supernatural. Scientists hour. Delicious refreshments were yesterday was as follows: FOR SALE—Studebaker-4 in first the state aid for special subjects, and $15 Minneapolis, $13 Kansas City. acres good house 2 barns garage philosophers and spiritualists of Portugal Ayes—Anderson, Baldwin, Benson, class running condition. Inquire ran against a strong sentiment among DAIRY PRODUCTS:— Increasing served. foot apples plums berries every arn trying to explain the origin at the "News" office. 28-2-p Blomgren, Bonniwell, Catley, Cashel, supplies and very uncertain feeling in house members, who term the. special tillable best of soil. For price of a strange sound first heard three MRS. WALTER OFFICER entertained Cliff, Cumming, Devoid, Gandrud, Gillam, butter market the past two days has subjects "fads" and want to cut them terms see owner, W. H. Martin. FOR SALE—Republic 1% ton truck*. months ago in a house in Oporto. The resulted in a sharp decline of three Gjerset, Gooding, Hall, Hamer, in honor of her daughter, out. 27-4* Thoroly rebuilt. Hathorn Auto sound occurred at midnight find those cents in most markets. Some dealers Hopp, Jackson, Johnson, Kingsley, Dorothy's third birthday, Wednesday. The debate today was preceded by a Co., Mason City, Iowa. 29-2-c believe weakness temporary but much who heard it, believe that it -Is caused Kuntz, Lee, Lindsley, Loonan, Millett, lively one in the house appropriations Several little girls and their mothers will depend upon weather conditions by the soul of a seamstress, doomed Naplin, Nolan, Orr, Peterson, Putnam, FOR SALE—1917 Packard Twin Six committee late yesterday, resulting in were present. Mrs. Officer was assisted the next few days. Closing prices 92 to haunt the world to expiate a sin. Touring Car, Bargain. Hathorn Rask, Rockne, Romberg, Sageng, Sehmechel, a vote to cut down state aid materially score. Philadelphia 50 Boston 49 in the serving by Mrs. Ben Olson The opinion here will rather he that Auto Co., Mason City, Iowa. 29-2-c Stepan, Ward, Wold—38. for the special subjects, except for New York 49 Chicago 46%. and Miss Julia Lewis. one of the enterprising agents for a Noes—Adams, Bassette, Boylan, teachers' training schools. Opponents Dull trading and weakness have FOR SALE—1 light Overland 1920. 4 sewing machine company Is seeking Brooks, Callahan, Coleman, Conroy, Ik of "fads" were in the saddle in the featured the week's cheese market. 1 model 90 Overland 1918. 1 Ford ON free publicity. MRS. O.L. SPENCER entertained Cosgrove, Denegre, Dwyer, Erickson, Trading slow as buyers generally have committee meeting, but the debate was Tduring car with Rtarter, 1917. 1 Fowler, Guilford, Handlan, Hegnes, looked for still lower prices. Considerable at a one o'clock luncheon Friday afternoon Ford Touring car 1919. Ed. Martinson, MY not all one-sided. To Take Student Course difference of opinion regarding Larson, McGarry, Palmer, Reed, Ribeaack, South of Court House. The educational department request at her home on the corner of Leland M. Richardson of Mitchell, immediate outlook but it is 28-3-c G. H. Sullivan, J. D. Sullivan. for the next two years, acted on by the W55Y Third and Euclid. Mrs. Carrier and generally felt that prices' will seek Iowa, has entered the employ of the Swanson, Turnham, Van Hoven, Vibert, committee, was based on the present FOR SALE—1914 Ford delivery Mrs. Fred Williams won the Bridge lower level before bottom of market TO Widell—27. Geo. A. Hormel & Company to take law. It asked $3,446,423 for the next truck. Engine in excellent shape, is reached. At Wisconsin primary prizes. As passed and submitted to the governor, year and $3,635,452 for the year following, up the student course. Battery and Magneto ignition, Kelly market prices average: Twins 20 the bill imposes a tax of 6 per Springfield tires all around, oversize an increase of more than $1,000,000 Daisies 21% Double Daisies 21 MRS. OLIVER ANDERSON was cent on net income from operation of Wells Does Not Show Iron Longhorns and Young Americas 22. in rear. $175.00. Willard Service over the last biennial appropriation. surprised by several of her friends Iron mining, termed an ""occupational" Station. 28-4-c Wells, Minn.—The drilling rig at Opponents of "fade" -^proposed Friday night on her twenty-fifth tax on the business. The net income This is tornado season. Insurance to slash this by cutting out special work on the Ben Warmke place prospecting Oakland Sensible Six Roadster—last Is figured by deducting labor and transportation is cheap. You can't afford to be without birthday. Mrs. Will Hartman presented subjects, an allowance of $50,000 for iron finished the hole, year's improved model just overhauled it. If you are in need of protection costs, royalties, etc., but not for "vocational" training for the current Mrs. Anderson with a birthday and tuned up, fine condition. and evidently found nothing of interest, call J. E. Crippen, Austin Nat'l certain overhead expenses. It was year, but the fund for the second cake. She received many pretty For sale or will consider as the rig was loaded on the railway Bank building. 27-8-c stated on the floor that about SO per. year was struck out. The 1922 appropriation trade for five passenger car. Dr. gifts. Tuesday. It was reported that cent of actual costs of nixing will be of $46,000 for central "associations" A. I. Arneson. 29-tf DON'T TAKE A CHANCE! If you exempt from the tax. j| the rig was going to Freeborn of schools and $7,000 for rural own an auto you cannot afford to be MARION CLARK, daughter of Mr. HOGAN'S SHOE FOR SALE—FORDS—1915 Ford county to drill a hole there for the associations next felt the axe. without Auto Public Liability Insurance. Action on Two Bills Deferred. and Mrs. Frank Clark, celebrated her Roadster. 1919 Ford Touring, The teachers' training department same purpose It costs very little and if your Action on two iron ore taxation hills thirteenth birthday Saturday. Ten little auto injures someone you will have a allowances of $160,000 and $180,000 Charles Gillson, the well driller, was deferred by state senate today. REPAIR SHOP girls gave her a surprise, games serious matter on your hands. Insure were approved unanimously. The committee The proposed constitutional amendment has been ridiculed by some for ever PERFECTION TIRES with J. E. Crippen and be relieved of and music were enjoyed the fore part then took up the four subjects for iron ore taxation was postponed starting the iron talk, but Mr. Gillson the legal liability. Phone Bridge 140. of the evening, and Mrs. Clark served commercial training, htime training, until Wednesday Tit 10:30 a. m. said this morning that he had not 27-4-c manual and agricultural training. delicious refreshments after which and the royalty tax bill until Monday, changed his mind about it. He believes WE DO BOOT AND SHOE When you think the world has the girls all went to the theatre. Marion April 18. Opponents o£^-.tonnage tax Objectors periled Bonus. it is in that part ofjthe country, "gone to the dogs," remember that received many beautiful gifts legislation fought the postponement of GARAGE The amendment introduced by Representative there are many worse animals than as he said he had struck |ne metal too the constitutional amendment and the from her friends. Sherman W. Child and the KINDS dogs, including some human beings. "I've walked all over often to think to the contrary. The vote was 34 to 31 for postponement. group of service men in the house, and the streets of this town Supporters of the tonnage tax want company in which his so$ is interested Failures are only relative—and MISS INGA SORLIEN of this city covering the question of bonus payments TUBE until I'm darned near that bill signed by the governor before some of them are caused by relatives. may drill a little latere he said. to conscientious objectors and was married to Martin Mehammer at the constitutional amendment is adopt* ruined. aliens, was as follows: AND the St. Qlaf Lutheran church (Wednesday ed. Settling MoWirV till 3li!iiney corner The bonus shall not be paid'to any "But ttiy~owner is going night at eight o'clock by Reverend CASING The senate refused to reconsider its is not the only sign of age. Another person who at any time during the period to take good care of me, I A. E. Moe of Lyle. The bride, HIGHEST PRICE is trying to do parlor tricks after action in killing the house bill for a of the war with Germany sought VULCANIZING know. becomingly gowned in white satin you're fat and wrinkled. 3ompulsory bank guaranty law. The to avoid service because of conscientious £AID FOR with a bodice of georgette crepe, bank committee's report killing the objections thereto, or because of "For he's on his way to •fr bill had been adopted earlier and apparently carried a showed bouquet of brides AUSTIN MARKETS alienage, or who has been at any time .Poultry and Veal St. Paul and Courtland Hogan's shoe repair shop, somewhat unexpectedly to guilty of fraud or violation or evasion roses. The bride and groom were attended Telephone Main 164 and tHat means 111 have a the friends of the bill, and they moved April 11, 1921 of the selective service act, or any by Miss Agnes Larson, Miss Get Our Prices today to reconsider the vote. On a good stout sole in place of HOG MARKET person in such service during a period AUSTIN VULCANIZING Genevieve Allen and Nels Mehammer roll call the motion was lost, 17 to 42. v? Before You Co Medium and Butchers ..- 7.80 the worn-out affair I have of enlistment, re-enlistment or other COMPANY and John Channick. A reception was The committee will urge passage of a .....6.00 Packers to 6.80 Elsewhere service which began after November now.7 held at the home of the bride's cousin, voluntary bank guaranty bill already CATTLE 10, 1918. R. H. JOHNSON & SON. C. E. Haugeland on East Water before the senate. Fat Steers 5.00 to 7.00 Provided that, where discharge was PROVISION MARKET street. Mr. and Mrs. Mehammer will given for the._purpose of allowing promotion Cows and Heifers ...4.00 to 5.00 tontrol Bill Amended. reside on North Oak street. and acceptance of a commission 224 E. MID SIM LETS REASON Canners and Cutters .... $2.50 to $3.00 After amending the street railway and continuous service was: per* Bulls 3.50 to 5.00 control bill to suit all dements in the formed thereunder, such subsequent The C. C.'s Meet bouse, it was recommeifded by the When, a motorist VEAL. SHEEP AND, LAMBS service shall not be considered to be a Play The bouse committee on piQ3lc utilities for The regular meeting of the C. C.'s Fat Lambs .6.00 to 7.00 gets a puncture in his period of service beginning after November passage. The committee vote stood SAXOPHONE was held at the Y. W. C. A. rooms Fair Sheep 3.30 to 4.00 tire, does he throw 10, 1918. 16 to 2. The bill has been virtually rewritten. Fat Veal 4.50 to 5.50 Thursday evening at eight o'clock. the tire away or have Any person who, while ii| such service, *V Quoted By Dalager Frances Baxter acting as secretary 20 20 it repaired? received pay as a civilian employe, The bill purposes to empower the IN Eggs .22 called the meeting to order. A short shall not be entitled to the benefits state railroad and warehouse commission Butter .... .43 LESSONS When a small hole of this act for the period of such snappy business meeting was followed to give street railway companies Quoted by Smith-Wright Company wears thru the sole of employment. No person shall be by a lunch, which was soon disposed indeterminate permits in place of present Hens 20 EVERYBODY WANTS ONE deemed to have sought to avoiid service shoe, it is just your of. city franchises, and to investigate, Eggs 22 ANYBODY CAN PLAY ONE on the ground of alienage who voluntarily as unwise to throw and value systems to fix reasonable Eggs, No. 2 18 entered the military or naval Consult me before making arrangements Thalian consideration for which cities may purchase away the shoes as it service of the United States after ha-* to purchase yours. the systems and reasonable ratea WEEKLY MARKETGRAM is for a motorist too The Thalian Literary Society met ing been exempted from service W of fare, all subject to appeals to district TAKE ADVANTAGE throw away a tire. U. S. Bureau of Markets for its regular weekly meeting Wednesday cause of alienage. courts in counties in which involved OF MY evening at the home of Violet properties are located, to be Hospital Cut Out. GRAIN:—Market uncertain and Both shoes and SPECIAL OFFER Hopfe. Roll was called at eight o'- treated as original actions price fluctuations rapid the past The proposed psychopathic hospital tires cost real mouey TO clock and was responded to with very week. Sentiment mixed trade dominated at the University of Minnesota already Control .Bill Not Revived. SAXOPHONE STUDENTS these days. mainly by Pit conditions. good quotations. has been cut out, a matter of $250,000. An attempt to get action on the senate Government crop report forecasting D. F. MONTY The program followed: It is proposed to take care of track removal bill increasing the state board ofcontrol yield 621,000,000 bushels wheat temporarily THEN ACT!! at the university, which .is estimated Life in the Turkish Harems—Lola to four members was defeated regarded trifle bearish on to cost $750,000, by taking the Belle Cory. in the house. A motion to make the the 7th. Export and flour demand STUDIO money from the ten year building profrom slow country offerings Nebraska bill a special order was lost, 46 to 54,j Sinclair Lewis, novelist Wilma Please both OPTIMISTS AND AUSTIN, MINN. allowed in 1919, trusting to some smaller. In Chicago cash market but F. J. McPartlin changed his vote' PESSIMISTS. Barlow. future legislature to put it back. Other number two red winter wheat 5 to 7 for the purpose of reconsideration and Discoverer of Radium—Pearl Patch cents over Chicago May Number two cuts aggregating $1,500,000 are proposed You know, generally speaking, another attempt will be made. The Rival of Rockefeller—Adelaide hard wheat 11 to 13c oyer number the optimist sees the doughnut and in the university's budget. Some Salary Increases Seen Granted. three mixed corn 3% to 4% under the pessimist sees the hole, but we Humel. of the cut will be on maintenance, and The committee trimmed off the $382,100 it Chicago May number three yellow make our doughnuts so CRISP, is predicted that the requests for Violet Hopfe gave an excellent a year asked for additional faculty LIGHT and BROWN that everyone 2% to 4% under. For the week, 'additional teaching staff will be denied, critic's report. members and $40,000 a year for promotions." who eats them becomes optimistic. Chicago May wheat down 2% at though increase in pay will be It is believed that the $559,456 a $1.36% May corn %c at 60He. allowed to men now in the institution. year asked for salary increases, or 3%c Minneapolis May wheat down Utopians Meet The house appropriations committee Try them! Everybody loves an nearly all that amount, will be granted, The Utopian Literary Society was has voted already to cut down the biennial optimist. also the requests for equipment of called to order Wednesday evening budget of the board of control Austin's City Bakery •Tdildings. at the home of Charlotte Anderson. from the board's original estimate of 3unday Closing BUI Killed. 18,527,625 to $7,236,950, but the bill has In answer to roll call each member The bill closing the state fair hot been reported out yet. responded with one stanza of a patriotic CARLITZ STRUCK, Props. -Gauds on Sunday was reported for A Savings Bend Bill Goes to Governor. E. Mill Street. song. The chair then adjourned -iefmite postponement by the house T-ittee on state and county fairs. The Elwell bond bill has passed the Is Always Styfish! grai^1664111^ followinS Pro" the qqOOOOOOOPOPOOPPOOOOOOOOPOOOOOPOPOOOOOOOPO STANPS OFF A LOT OF DOCTOR MILS The Financial Situation Carol Johnson. JEWELRY Origin of some of the old songs, V' This is the time of year when the new styles are tico—Hdt Pt-rv-aa for Catarrh of tfaaStonaelC accompanied by music—Dorothy Lincoln. MANUFACTUR­ 0 eagerly discussed. Colds aid Grip ING. EXPERT RE­ Thrifty buying makes easy thrifty saving How Lansing and Wilson "fell "I bsreasoAPe-ra-ns for scroti ytsrs snd esn heftrtuy rscommend for catanii of the itomach or entire tystem. I *1wm A savings account is always stylish, and its^ PAIRING. out"—Nell Ayer. get benefit from It for eolda and grip. It stands «ff lota satisfaction is lasting. of doctor btm and msJtes one feel nice a new gerton.'* A very helpful critic's report was ACTIVITIES ON THE FARM. This bank has hundreds of happy depositors,and ALL WORK B. P. D. No. Box 61, Waynesbug, Kentucky. 9, given by Helen Woodman. LET US SHOW YOU OUR we invite you to decide, as they did, to make It is wise to keeps bottle of Pe-ro-ns in the house for COMPLETE STOCK OF KODAKS A fifteen minute period of parliamentary li emergencies. Coughs and colds may usually be relieved by regular deposits in an interest-bearing account. GUARANTEED AND SUPPLIES. drill followed with Gladys few doses of Pe-ru-oa taken In time. Nasal catarrh, ingestion, You will find that REGULAR savings savings makes Olson in the chair and Carol Johnson constipation, diarrhoea, rhaumatism or other troubles ALL MODELS IN STOCK. lllhol Orders Given Prompt due to a catarrhal condition oPtbe mucous membranes acting as secretary. your "rainy day" fund W amazingly. 'it* Attention- A-V.,^ lOtlO for Pe-ra-na the successful treatment. The The meeting was then adjourned ^ERYTHlNG^FOR THE i*' health building, strength restoring qualities of this we1£: RS AND WHO AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK KODAKER and during the social hour which followed known remedy are especially marked after a protracted'' wW PI" ERS K.O. Wold Drug Co. the girls were served a delicious sickness, thegrip or Spanish Flu. PE-RU-NA is justly p^ud of its record of fifty years lunch. SUSKOYIC & CO. 5 health protector for the whole family. 1 as The meeting broke up with the "Teach yottlf dollars to have more cent*"' usual yejjs^and jveryone declaring TMUKWUmUll,.. .. 7 $BUI.BCTWiBE "The Economical Drug Store." Over. Brenner's Pargain Store. Charlotte^m^exc^lwtifost^r""**^ •mSM ipppppoppoppppppoooooooooooooooooqfloooi a