Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
April 21, 1921 · Page 3 of 8
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-s: s-*' I SL V^f FOUR ACE THURSDAY, awuliu utt*. MOWER COUNTY NEWS LAW. Muwri fQflit 8m elates against railroads •suets ,MII-HMWs4''»fi»Wli^ u-ilfr 15 («t^ The streetlftfWsjrtaeassfeiTli''no* ."ThtCMatyPapii". tV^ l&l i. J' 1- ._r', trip** 4J by Governor J. A. fill 4 Published every Monday and Hl» bridges n/mu mam.Wrtag ths us, it waa deposited wUfc the other day, at Austin. Minnesota. 2.i. Arams^tam by the Minnesota Tap Limiting Measure" #a— "Aftee state Vailveatf 'ssd waKiMs«!«itelssl^i vieesion laws In theofffcuotthv secretary ROE AND GAJWON. Plbli|fcei* legislature tw the Coming two rSa^s b. 'rxv: »^ert«o^rd«r iilr^rMts^^SM^: V. ^FAIRBANKS, faty Bdifa a a 3 $ 4 of state. ^rQl total between fSSiod.OOO^Ind iftV jbll^Tatfs«d by "tlePiwwo.'-i Thebill, allows ail street railway ^.OQILlLifas estimated, by msnfgsrs. Official Paper Mower County of or paynwnt oriftsto eihpioysis frHAPfY HOIK eoippanles to surrender fitting franchisee 'g^thl^^Wriatlon bills. Thit W Itt and in return take tadetsnaM£ St Paul-^The bill to impoftft a 5 per snn?rt ate Ipermfta. ,, ..... s-atbH .uva iOftwiViilir llfcns lllls.^ (Conttnped^onPage Five) cant royalty tax on. the proceeds of ulz The companies, after doing so, -if othsr. leased ore lands In Minnesota has been come subject to regulation as to their NOTICE G^nwfWR.J: O. defeated. 'i fares by the state, railroad and warehouse Preiife ugnid' the highway you are in the market lor anything Many happy homes can trace their start to prosperJtyif The senate voted it down 28 to 34, commission and the district in the line of household furni* tion bill in front of a^ movle camSra the measure receiving five votes less ture, floor coverings, oil- stoves or.reiger«tors, court In other reepects the cities wfll a^ small savings account. ||j| jj* highway 4epar^neat ,oiBMak as than the same membership gate It two: MEMBER# dop't fail to see u«-jbe- control, makipg regulations as to fcetv* years ago. Argument thatfrom 10 to lice and extensions, except that nftw *We invit6 yoti to make use of bur private rooms add Goys^r Preus also signed, #*bUI by 80 per cent of the lease proceeds were without securities cannotbe lssa6d approval Senatof Henry N. Benson, providing paid outside of Minnesota and would /use our bai)Jc as your business headqfarteh. of the state commission. jtor party eoayentions h» advanoe of the be difficult to get at for purposes of f-2J2 E Mfll St. A Valuations are to be determined by primaries, to .Ipdorsej .eandidates for Adv. 30-10^c. taxation played a leading part in the "No matter if your business is small, you iare-jrot as state commission subject always to measure's defeat. :n appeal of the district courts of the welcome here. :-vv Tax Limit Bill Passed. county, in which the street railway Shorn of its most drastic features, property is located. the bill to limit municipal expenditures Cities and companies are both m$de CMEMBER in Minnesota passed the house parties to jrslttf.tlQfr proceedings. 80 to 44. The bill as finally amended •'Day of Rest'^ SfN l^ed. ERlflCE lite AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK raised the limitation on local tax levies The senate c^tjpnttee on labor Foreign Advertising Representative from $90 toJflGO, with a proviso that amended, the: hptfse* bill restricting THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION) buildings extracted for may be finished hours tor women in industrial employment ATISFACTION Member of Minnesota Select List without their cost being counted to eight and made it read nine is in tjie statute's limitations. hours a day, or 54 hours a week, and SUBSCRIPTION RATES ^7 AUSTIN, JTiNWlESOlA Y6&Ti and killed the Boy lan "day of-rest* Psr in advance $2»51[, T^n Years for Auto Theft. bill. It recommended for passage the Six Months $05 -'^jien years will be the penalty for Single Copies .05 house bill aimed to suppress lynching. stealing an automobile as soon as the Reaources Jff 9 jMjpon Dollars War Memorial Bill Passed. KOBE'S CAFE %oyem4r signs the Nimrock's bill passed Entered as Second Class Matter at The house passed the senate bill authorizing after the house had concurred in the Post Office at Austin, Minn.f vM the governor to appoint a der the act of March 3,1879. the senate amendment increasing the war memorial commission to plan a penalty from 4 years to 10. Also there fitting memorial for the veterani of the will. fce=» fine of $1,000. The Republican party is making World war. It is to be erected la the "Now" if the officers will catch the good its promises to the voters of •Icinity ofjhe state capitol. thieves and enforce this law, the, insurance Minnesota contained in the platform Women to 8erve on Jury. companies will have no Excuse adopted at the state convention last Three bills which taken together for Increasing their rates on automobile make women liable for jury service in spring. All honor to the party leaders theft insurance," the author of Minnesota and alter the jury statutes \yho have demonstrated that the the bill stated. to accommodate the court systenf to confidence reposed in them is not About 1,000 automobiles have been this change, were put through to final misplaced. stolen in Minneapolis every year and passage in the house, uid are up to about 700 Jn St Paul. Under this law Ctovernor O.Preus for his signa J. A. The News takes its ihat off to the officers should be able to reduce ture. One bill provides that a grand the average by more than half at the Governor Preus who had the courage or petit jury shall consist of "men, of veryleast. to sig^ the bill taxing the mining or women, or hoti*" Another, provides Refiind $24,000,000. iron ore in spite of the strenuous effort under the exemption statute that,wo Counties of the state will receivie a men may be excused from jury duty irfade to persuade him to follow refund of approximately $24,329,000 "at the discretion of the court" The the example of two of his predecessors for road work they have done according third bill provides that a woman bailiff u) office and give the measure to- a bill passed by the senate. may be appointed to have charge of the vefo treatment. His actiop demonstr^ies Hennepin county, C. M. Babcock women jurors when out on a case. that the governor ha& thfe" highway commissioner, explained, These three were among a dozen, stamina needed by a public official will be required to pay the interest on measures of importance to reach final p-i placed|in a responsible position. this $1,000,000 until the bonds mature, action in an all day session of the twohouses. but the state assumes interest charges A 1 B0OST THE HIGH SCHOOL for work in other counties and for or* Other bills passed-were ae? follows: dinary work in Hennepin county. Amendment to soldiers' 'brihus act, lSH Leffe all stand back of the Austin Most of the obligations assumed by passed by the senate, but w^th amendments •»VOS high ^school students in t^eir .drive the state are to meet bond issues which in which the house refused to rt.i. for the sale of their annual ye^lbook will mature in from lO to 20 years, concur. "Thef jAustinian" Saturday. It "is a if although some of the refund will be for Revision of "school aid la# jessed worth While cause and accurately represent! money spent by tine counties out of by the senate but radically j^ended, the work accomplished by our their tax fund. so the house is certain to aak'? for a nq r-fltUT .• .X- The bill, so Interpreted after amendment conference. youngfmen and women the past year. by the senate, was rushed back Reorganisation of sta$$ securities to the house, where an effort was to be commission, senate bill s^^edpby the TljfcN OF THE POISON GAS made to have the senate bill substituted house, creating a new The poison gas of war time was for the house bill. three members. made by chemists. It caused untold Besides the amendment providing Creating a secretary to the state suffering. It was unfair. The poison that Hennepinjcounty pay .the interest, pardon board at $3,000 a year sonata SPECIAL SALE ON SPRING SUITS gas of commerce is made by thotless on its special Obligation, although the bill passed by the^house^ I and lazy people—or mei^ with axes to /View-mineral lease ~act *pern3tffi|' state *rill meet thfetipnds at iriatnrftjrv the other principal amendment adopted development ofcjgfatO owned. mineral-, grind. It' also causes suffering—it ill REqhft EN- by the senate provided thaF work paid preqierties senirte^lll |»astfed"tr^* It is equally^ unfair. If'corisists'in whispering A JmoJ^SE §F AifOUT fHlR'llf-flVE^SPRING SUITS, A'TIGREATLY REDUCED PRICES, for by bonds authorized by the counties house. stories about companies or llABUm^^aWmR YOUSOME MOSlWUSUAij VALUES. THE^^W ARRIVALS/ AND ALSO THE ii fewwbhave left from earlier buying, Will all be placed onsale, Saturday, april 23rd hitherto but not yet issued must New district judge, for Hennepinf people without foundation of fact. county repassed by the house with have the approval of the state highway THE FOLLOWING REWCTIONS ^ROM OUR USUAL LOW PMCES^ I AT It is bearing false witness it means commissioner before it ia started.. senate, amendment undermining confidence. It has no Reorganizing the University hospita|| This ainounts to approximately $9,259,000. Only Two, All WOol Jgfe^Suits, have including suits that have sold at .. relation to frank and open expose of and health service and correlating lifi It involves 20 counties which sold all season at^ $22.^0, go on sale at ....$15.00 $60.00 wiyjie placed on sale at- ....$49.50 rotten conditions. with county hospitals senate bil|i have work planned ahead. It is not -AH Other Jersey Suitsr«fta&e of Schrieber's One Only N^gyr. Tricotine Suit, elaborately passed by the house. In one case the man who spreads certain, do all of the work for which iff best quality Jersey, and all navy Serge braided inss^ colored silk braid, bought Auxiliary court with fire special they have authorized bonds, Mr. Bab* the stiory takes no responsibility., y* dSuits that have sold upi»i $37.50, wilt be sock said. judges created to clean up 10,000: to sell at $60.50,^ size 36, will be placed doesn?t want or need facts. He merely ^placed on sale at ........$27.50 on sale ats.^...i»..ir: .. $50.00 wants to whisper. The man with a Alt Navy Serge Suits and. All Navy Trico^iiie One Only F&ftricotine Suit, size 40* elaborately Teal story doesn't have to whisperT-Tf IT IS THE FLAVOR OF Suits and All Checked Velour Suits, embroidered in self color, with ilf: ^1 he has facts, he can speak aloud—and FERNDEU. COFFEE 'that have sold all season at $42.50. and clever touched of contrasting color, stand back of his statements. :lip to $50.00, will be placed on sale at ....$39.50 bought to sell at $75.00, will be placed* One kind of statement is service. $60.00 All Fine Tricotine Suits, that have sold all on sale at The whispering is poison gas. This AND ITS FULL, DELICATE season at $55.00, $57.50 and lip- to and poison gas, whether it be inspired by AROMA THAT APPEAL TO promoters of bear attacks on the THE DISCRIMINATING COFFEE stock market, or people who have WHAT KIND W COAT DO YOUWANH DRINKER. ROASTED forgotten how to sell and need gossip -3i?r AND BLENDED WITH THE to keep, alive, is more than unfair— GREATEST CARE, AND UNTOUCHED it is foolish. b7. BY HANDS FROM Spring Fashions are quite liberal—the materials are all so attractive :T Every flan who is not a parasite in THE TIME IT IS ROASTED and the styles are so varied, that one cah^exercisej^ies.own prefereBoe, the ecoxjoitaic structure has something UNTIL IT REACHES YOU. and yet have the satisfaction of Icnd^ihg'^aOy^^ olhef smartly' to sell. may be an idea—a creed PACKED IN SEALED, MOISTPROOF dressed woman that she meets, will not have on a c6at niade on exactly a washing-machine. —or CANS. Many men have forgotten how to the same lines as ones own. For, there are long coats and short coats, sell. They are too busy whispering. three-quarter length coats a$d coats abdbt six inches shorter than ones But the man who wants to sell his dress—there are loose wrappy coats and coats that are belted in snugly product has to talk above a whisper. at the waist line, and there are others that have loose, ripple backs And he has got to think about his own and belted only in front and there are yet others that hang gracefully business. He can go out right now from the shoulders a.nd have no belt at all. and get two orders for goods, space or whatever he is selling, in the time As one clever woman very aptly expressed it "This season's styles in he takes whispering about a rumor Coats permits the women a chance to-express themselves." We have or worrying about a cancellation. diligently and most successfully, selected those styles which we felt It is exactly the right time for all would give you the widest variety obtainable. You need have no fear American business to take a hitch in that they are not each and all, popular rand accented models its trousers and go to it. It's time to Prices range from $15tJK) to $75.00 quit whispering. It's time to turn off the poison gas and turn on the steam.—Printers' Ink. w.- -CJ wms Bird Student's Paradise. In Is 5*^ Andean Colombia, according to SDHHERHIUJNERY a report recently made by an expedition :\'s sent out by the American Museum of Natural History, there are to be -^b: found no less than 1,150 species of has nf§er been more charming than this season— land birds. This is larger number fancy braids of gtaize-like sheerness and the thinest than has been checked up in the aitll sheerest of materials, combined with gorgeOus^lowerC XJpited States, Canada and Greenland. i'JlU or brilliant ribbons are "deftly convertecmnto The inhabitants of this Colotobi.fin t^ most bewitching and becoming of birdland are largely non-migratory^ for KODAK ea^ly Hats. pleasiiilr assortment here In tlris- part of the Andes may be found tlie tropica 1. sub-tropical, temperate awatolyou. .. -. ur SPRING HATS REDUCED and alpine zones. The bird student IJ Ti^neis^Lthe ti^e may observe specimens that would ordinarily I Jbkownies. be scattered over a very large ll ^heavier stritw braids, in trimmed hats# f- territory, With varying climnti&'conditions. ~kL tailored:hats and plain banded sailors, are ,»»*' extent by simply emulating to inpie $8 AlVt) UPi,' A- $8'AMD UP. ie at greatly reduced Prices— the youth in flu4 "Excelsior." now on^ hat &ou will want for general 1. Everytliing for^the^Kodafeer in stock. Hi! justthe ips and etc. street wear, a Insurance Specialists S ~i, v.., Austin Insurance Agency -••a 'jn E. Ray Cory, Manager K. Wold Brug Cos*-™ O. Babcock Building ,Ef«MBrailJPrng. .Stof.' AUSTIN, MINNESOTA *p, ~£j£ir ...