•FwKr ^9*8S 'J -.--* *, .- -.y ., 5 PAGE FOUR MOWER COUNTY NEWS. AUSTIN, mtmmm MINNESOTA ordinances on prohibition enforcement MOWER COUNTY NEWS Warehouse to the rythmic strokes of a piledriver iron ore properties in Aorthern Minnesota, Bill consistent with state and federal laws. a waged in political campaigns The senate tax committee, after steady, consistent, each "The County Paper" $33,500,000 for State and Legislatures for the past 15 years, stormy hearing, approved for the second Published every Monday and Thursday, stroke building a firmer foundation Appropriations by the Minnesota now will be transferred to the courts. time the bill requiring warehouses at Austin, Minnesota for the future. ROE AND GANNON, Publishers legislature for the coming two years Clifford L. Hilton, attorney general, to disclose the property they hold In A few years ago a certain large —HOW TO HAVE V. E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor Will total between $33,500,000 and $34,000,000, told menibers of the House committee, storage for others for purposes of assessment. corporation manufacturing a nationally on taxes' some time ago that ifKthe bill It was opposed by a delegation it was estimated by managets "Jl Official Paper of Mower County advertised product decided tft passed Minnesota would have on its of Warehousemen. The committee of the appropriation bills. This represents AHAPPYHOME omit its advertising and to sell its hands "one of the biggest lawsuits In amended the bill so as not to require a cut of more than $9,000,000 •M 81# product on the strength of the tremendous the history of the state." statements in "detail," which the warehouse from the amounts requested by different -tjt There was rejoicing in the ranks of owners said would be burdensome, prestige and popularity departments and institutions. In spite of the growing needs of the those who have long been advocating as inventories of household gained from its earlier advertising a tonnagb tax. Most of these advocates state and the higher costs of maintaining goods are lengthy affairs. The Bill Is campaigns. In short they believed admitted that the big court battle institutions, the total allowed this by F. E. Nimocks, and has passed the Many happy homes can trace their start to prosperity that they could sell it on its past reputation. would now start. But they expressed year will not exceed the appropriations house, OURyj In two years the concern OUNTKvVP to a small savings account. "r satisfaction that the matter made two. years ago. The total then, House for "U" Track Removal. MEMBER* AFFILIATING had slid from a leading position in had been settled so far as the legislature including amounts allowed in the extra The house passed by unanimous this particular industry to actual We invite you to make use of our private rooms and and tbe governor were concerned. vote the bill providing for removal ol session, was about $33,000,000. bankruptcy. Trolley Bill Passes. the Northern Pacific tracks from the All the appropriation bills are subject use our bank as your business headquarters. ^MjgggP After one of the most syectacular The sequel should be crystal clear to change but the approximate University of Minnesota campus. The and tense struggles in the history of totals can be determined very closely bill amends the building program law to any business man. Conditions are No matter if your business is small, you are just as Minnesota legislation, the House of of 1919 to provide that the money today. They will run about as follows: changing daily, and in these times of welcome here. Representatives passed the street railway necessary for track removal shall be Educational $16,000,000 cut throat competition the business control bill by vote^of 69 to 57. taken from proceeds of certificates ci State departments ......v.. 6,500,000 whose name is not consistently before The Senate, which had passed the Indebtedness sold for building purposes. State institutions 7,700,000 CMEMBER the public is headed toward ruin. measure dome time ago, is expected to Semi-state activities 3,000,000 Just as the drip, drip, dfip of the concur in amendments made by the The bill also speeds up the building Claims 500,000 rivulet waterfall makes a deep and lower body without delay, so that the program so that $1,120,000 a year wil! The last two bills have not been AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK Foreign Advertising Representative ~1 lasting impression on the stone beneath, bill will be in the hknds of the governor be available for building equipment framed by either committee and only THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION within a few days. It is believed and track removal. The bill haa yel so does a policy of consistent roughly are estimated. I^ember of Minnesota Select Liat that he will sign it. to pass the senate. The senate finance committee appointed and uninterrupted advertising win Agricultural Bills Passed. a sub-committee"of five to pass SUBSCRIPTION RATES the lasting results in the long run AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Farmer senators opposed an amendment Per Year, in advance $2.50 on the University of Minnesota requests. in the business world. Six Months $1.25 to the farm bureau bill offered by Single Copies 05 You might as well take down your Senator Magnus Johnson, Nonpartisan Resources Two Million Dollara Fixing Expenditure Limit. league leader, which would have withheld sign, and erase the name-plate from Entered as Second Class Matter at In order to curb extravagant expenditures state aid from farm bureaus unless your door as to cease to be an advertiser. the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under of villages and cities on the all their officers Vere farmers. the act of March 3, 1879. The same applies in only slight iron ranges of Minnesota, 23 members The amendment would have prevented ly less degree to the spasmodic, sporadic of the house of representatives, with businessmen from co-operation in farm OUR POLICY AS PRINTERS advertiser who expects to realiz'6immediate the consent of Governor Preus, introduced bureau work. The amendmeQ was MOVING The News wants all of your printing returns from a single attempt a bill fixing definite limitations. lost, 10 to 38. The bill then was. business it can get, and take at a to cajole the public into buying. Within a few hours after the measure passed, increasing state allowances for profit. If you want estimates we give A FEW THINGS If you want to make a lasting had been introduced, the house the farm bureau organizations. In all, committee on taxes met and recommended them, and the estimates contain all 12 agricultural bills were passed on a impression in the sum total of the it for immediate passage, despite special orde rin the senate. They included the contingencies—don't forget that. world's business, and win for yourself vigorous protests. the new cold storage act, the When we can't make a little money WE DO your fair share of the world's" The bill is sponsored largely by men Serline bill prohibiting use of the word on a job—we'd rather 'ose it, for the trade—take a tip from a humble little TIME who were responsible for passing the "butter" in advertising butter substitutes, reason that we'd rather owe money to drop of water, and day in and day so-called tonnage tax bill. and the Wilkinson bill for enforcement a bank than owe it to Tom, Dick out, week in and week out, do consistent every The proposed measure fixes a limit of the act regulating trading We give you insurance that an Harry who would give us a line IS AT advertising. It will wear in grain futures. The senate also of expenditures for local purposes of covers your insurable property of credit for ink, paper, machinery, away the stone.—Northfield News. $50 per capita and a limit for school passed the bill for licensing architects, in the right way. We write rollers or whatnot. Would you? purposes of $40 pr capita. It further engineers and surveyors, and the bill TROLLEY MEASURE LAW you a policy that really pre* The printing business is slowly but provides that tax levies for the purpose authorizing five additional auxiliary HAND tects you from money loss—in surely growing away from the "good of caring for outstanding indebtedness judges to settle the northern Minnesota a company of unquestioned reliability. is to be permitted. fire claims against railroads. old days" of the clah. There is no question about thereJ)eing Woman Jury Passed. Then there were two formulas, a widespread sentiment in the legislature Women will have equal rights with one for the "close buyer" and the We watch your interests-— Senate Passes Three Prohibition Bills for curbing expenditures for men to sit on juries and women bailiffs other for the "friend of the house." keep t^b on premiums renewals, Hauling cost to Albert Lea, Owatonna, Minneapolis, St. —Thirty-three and Half Million to local purposes on the iron ranges. For will be named to look after women The formula for the first was "Get etc. You get information. and Paul, or any other point out of Austin can be cut nearly in jury members under the provisions of years legislators from other sections Run State is Forecast. that job," and for the second, "Soak bills was passed by the senate. It also have looked askance at the pace set advice that will prove immediately half by having a load both ways. Co-operation with will Us him Louie." In the end—the printer passed the bill that originally allowed by the cities and villages in the iron valuable. You get service cut your hauling cost. Our trucks go any road out of Austin either made a little money—he cpuldn't St. Paul—The street railway measure section. housewives and, mothers of children, that you never expect. S6e us by appointment. Call before shipping or moving say where—or the sheriff distributed is now law. Signed by Governor US and whose services were reasonably required At the meeting of the house committee today. Do not wait. let us save y.ou money. J. A. O. Preus, it v/as deposited with the type- It was either a feast at home, to be excused first on taxes J. G. Armson, member the other session laws in the office Of or a famine^—according as the Fates amending it to give the court discretionary of the state tax commission, presented S. L. YOUNG the secretary of state. ordained—for the printer was but the figures showing the per cajita expenditures powers to excuse women asking The bill allows all street railway of the range cities and relief from jury duty. child of Chance. companies to surrender existing franchises AUSfiN, MINN. PHONE MAIN 181 villages and of other cities. This amendment was accepted instead But today—many printing offices A. C.PAGE and in return take indeterminate of various others that had been It was shown that the per capita are run on a busines basis. Ours is permits. offered providing release from jury expenditure in Minneapolis, for instance, Austin, Minnesota. among them. Prices are based on the The companies, after doing so, become duty of certain women, one of which is $34.26, in St. Paul $33.98 and IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS' Franklin Price List, with the information subject to regulation as to their had proposed that only those who listed in Duluth, $31.24. As a comparison fares by. the state railroad and warehouse gained from a complete cost their names with a clerk of court for these figures, Mr. Armson presented commission and the district system to verify the costs. Some are shofild be eligible: to jury service. This the figures-for some: of. the range court. In other respects the cities Avill paying us more for their printing amendment was dropped on show of a cities and villages a& follows: Hibbing, control, making regulations as to service good deal of, opposition, a principal argument than they paid a year ago—some less $222.13 Virginia. "-$91:21 Chisholm, and extensions, except that new betiig that' it would place jury $150.97 Eveleth, $241.17 Gilbert —but everyone pays what his work is securities cannot be issued without approval $14-4.oS Biwa'oik, $123.85. service too much in the hands of seekers worth to us, based on the actual of the state commission. for excitement and publicity. knowledge of what it costs to produce. Valuations are to be determined by Mine Tax Bill Signed NOTICE Our Motto: Quality pays handsomely. state commission, subject always to Governor Preus signed the bill ittr If you are in the market for anything The customer you hold by appeal of the district courts of the posing a tax of 6 per cent on tlie occupation $ in the line of household furniture, county, in v/hich the street railway the slender thread of low price is here of mining, the so-called tonnage floor coverings, oil stoves or re property is located. tax substitute. today and gone tomorrow the customer frigerators, don't fail to see us be Cities and companies are both made The chief executive, still in bed recovering you hold by service and quality fore you buy. We know we can save parties to valuation proceedings. from an attack of influenza, you money. Call Main 250. -3 is bound to you—a permanent asset •affixed his- signature to the measure as Herzog & Voigt, Prohibition Measures Pass. of your business. soon as it reached him. 210-212 E. Mill St. Ail Three prohibition bills, passed by Adv. 30-10-c. -v. The fight for increased taxation of the house, were passed by the senate CONSISTENT ADVERTISING --'V* on special orders by overwhelming Advertising is like the unceasing &x majorities. Only one of the bills, that drip, dr-'n of a tiny waterfall immediate adding new teeth to the state enforcement results .may seem inconsequential, law, was amended. Amendments but in time the stone beneath adopted provide that the act shall take is worn away. There is nothing A 1 effect June 1st, and strike out the provision to be gained in this world by intermittent, jaunt in an Oakland that private citizens as well as spasmodic effort. It was those charged with the enforcement Sedan gives an idea the continuous blows of the sledge of the law, can bring action for the which shaped the plow share in the removal of officials for nonfeasance or malfeasance. The second bill passed of the great usefulness for smithies of a century ago: one stroke makes the law regarding transportation produced only a negligible result. of liquor conform to the Volstead which this car is fitted. You cannot dig~- a cellar by throwing prohibition measure. The third permits out one spadeful of dirt a month. local government units to make Highly powered, scientifically You cannot build a sky-scraper by cementing in one stone every, fortnight, Insurance Specialists light and splendidly and you cannot build a business New LIGHT-SIX into a large success by advertising Austin Insurance Agency balanced, it pursues a at irregular intervals in a form FitM'PamumnfmT. 40-hortm E. 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