DELEGATES I SIM SESSION TO STATE BREVITIES M!NNE$0TAM TO WED AT 94 ~t* jjs, Btate's Oldest Aspirant to Connubial Bliss Takes Out License—Bride* ATTEND MEETING LEGISLATORS TO BE 8HOWN elect is 79. mi^i\ Every Woman Should Know NORTHERN MINNESOTA. St. Paul.—Minnesota's" oldest aspirant Litchfield.—:No license carried here to connubial bliss has just taken toy a majority of fifty-one~vote's. Litchfield Out a license, at the age of 94 years, There are three entirely different goes into the dry column for the Second Meeting Will Not Be for the ce$ond successive- year. and* will be married in Los Angele* kinds of baking powder, REPRESENTATIVES OF SUNDAY Purpose of Making or Repealing Cal., to a bride dt 79! Rochester.—Drastic action was taken namely: SCHOOL ASSOCIATION H6LD Laws. George W. Studley of St.. Peter, by the city council in the regulation of CONVENTION. Minn., twice a widower but still spry (1) Crqam of Tartar, derived ••loons the coming year, when the enough at the age of 94 to race twice aldermen met to grant the licenses. from grapes, 8t Paul, April 13 —When this legislature across the continent -at cupid's behest, An ordinance was passed without a (2) Alum, a mineral acid, and adjourns tflne die, as it will next has been licensed to marry Mrs. Mary MANY MEN IN ATTENDANCE dissenting vote cutting off three hours (3) Phosphate of Lime. week, it will be only to meet again A. Gilbert, the sister of his second Mch day. within a few short weeks. But the wife. Rochester.—The city council will (1) Baking Powders made of second meeting will not be for the Last winter he made a trtp from St. greatly extend the area of paved Cream of Tartar add to the food purpose of making more laws or repealing Secretary Says Organization is No) Peter to Florida, where his second ...... etreets. Rochester has about eight old ones. The "extra session" the same healthful qualities as Solely a Women and Children's wife's sisters were spending the winter. £jiles of paving, and with the work will consist of a tour of all northern exist in,the ripe grapes from This winter Mr. Studley hastened Proposition—Brainerd Citizens this year the 10-mile mark will be Minnesota under the auspices of the which Cream of Tartar is derived. across the country to Los Angeles, passed. Creosote block and asphaltic Welcome Visitors. "We'll Show You" legislators from the where he proposed to Mrs. Gilbert and lOncrete will be used. north section of the state. (2) Baking Powders made of was accepted. His second wife died Rochester.—The American Surgical The men from the north have been Brainerd.—Delegates to the fifth annual Alum add to the food some form of little more than a year ago. She. was Association will hold its annual summer coming to the state ca^itol session state convention of the Minnesota Alum or Aluminum, a heavy metal, Josephine Miner of St. Peter and was session in Rochester, June 9, 10 after sessions with stories so magnifi* Sunday School association which wholly foreign to any natural a widow with several grownup children. «nd 11. Afterward they will leave on cent of northern Minnesota developa held a four-day session, received a cordial article of food. a a in or S an an is to ment possibilities—generally with a greeting. The city was appropriately Mr. Studley has lived on a farm between attend the annual meeting of the little state aid necessary—that the legislators decorated for the occasion. An (3) Phosphate of Lime is made St. Peter and Cleveland for American Medical association. from other sections^ want to electric sign spelling "Welcome" was from rock or by burning bones more than 35 years, but in the past Winona.—Autobus service on a limited know just what this "promised land" displayed near the Chamber of Commerce which by chemical action are two years he has lived in St. Peter. scale is being started this week which inspires., jail this enthusiasm rooms. In the administration changed into a white powder. It He has two daughters and a son—Mrs. by the Twentieth Century Transports may be. building, the First Baptist church, and Alice Sapp, who lives on the farm is used in baking powder only because Hofl company, the initial" service being Now they are going to find out, foi surrounded by a corps of ten busy Mrs. Forseyth and Henry Studley, who it is a cheaper substitute. provided on the concrete highway between the northern Minnesota members ol workers, registrations were made, live in California. 44 Winona and Wilson. The bu« both house and senate, with that char rooms assigned and all the details oi A Cream of Tartar powder never This is Studley's third marriage and nakes aside trip to Minnesota City on acteristic hospitality of northern Minnesota, the convention attended to. Seventysix contains Alum or Phosphate. his bride's fourth. They were married ^its route. have. invited the entire legislature counties of the state were represented by the Rev. Andrew Smith, 75,. retired Caledonia.—Houston county advo... to tour the "promised land" as at the convention. There were Every housekeeper should read minister of Pasadena. Studley's eates of county option are planning a guests. The journey is to start about 1,000 delegates in attendance. the ingredients printed on the brother-in-law, Rufus B. "Tucker, aged campaign which will probably result June 1 and is to end up June 11 at St. Paul to Entertain. label and know what she is using. 74, and Mrs. Tucker, 72, stood up with in a special election under the new Coleraine, on which date and at which Two plans of definite policy wer« them. law, a call having been sent out by a place the Northern Minnesota Development adopted. First, in regard to holding Mr. Studley served in the Civil war Special committee for a mass meeting ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. association will be meeting. an annual school of methods for county In a Minnesota regiment. at Houston village. S. B. Saffiord, head To Show the Legislators. presidents and secretaries at St. New York Of the anti-saloon league, will speak. To know it all, say the men from the Paul in January each year, for two NEED RAIN TO START DRIVES Rochester.—The Women's Missions north, the legislators must see it all. days. The county association is to ary society of the presbytery of Winona They are prepared to prove up theii pay the railway fare and the workers is holding a convention in this Millions of Feet of Timber Already in stories of possibilities and potentialities at St. Paul will entertain the officers. City. About 60 women, representing Northern Minnesota StreamsLumbermen to which no man ever has dared to Secondly, it was decided that the 1 18 counties are present. Mrs. C. W. Expeot Boom. set a maximum. state association should send a worker Williams of Minneapolis, Mrs. Elijah HORSES They are to be shown—and Senator during August to every county in HORSES for EVERY PURPOSE Barton of St. Paul, and Mrs. Clara Duluth.—Only rains are needed to Patrick McGarry is sponsor for this the state, holding a half-day conference Davidson of Chicago, are the principal start immense log drives down the statement—broken cut over land which with county officers and the district To SUIT Every POCKETBOOK •peakers. streams of northern Minnesota and fill president. This policy was recommended is producing as high as $1,000 net to We always have on hand more real good Redwood Falls.—While boat riding the Mississippi with millions of feet the acre in garden produce. Marley to the board of directors at horses than any market In the Northwest :AND" With his father and two other boys of timber. and can fill your order be It large Miner of International Falls is to lead Its meeting. or small. above Redwood Falls, Harold Lee, The ice in northern-streams is rotted MARES the way to a lake where land-locked Dr. Joseph Nicholson of Brainerd. SFECXAX. AUCTION 8A1ES OF aged 10, was swept away by the cur and it is said one h'eavy, warm salmon trout of a variety known nowhere president of the Crow Wing County 7ASK KOBSEB vent. The boat in which-the four were rain would "he sufficient for the finishing else in the world may be caught Sunday School association, gave a Tuesdays, FEBSUABT 9th and 23rd Tuesdays, XABCH 9th and 23rd tiding was caught by an eddy and car blow. Comparative quiet has at every cast. brief address and explained his system Tuesdays, AFKEZ 6th and 20th Tied toward the falls. Three of the reigned in the pineries for some time, Paul Marschalk of Warroad declares of charts, reviewing in detail the work Hundreds of good horses and mares with -occupants escaped when the craft was Korsee bought of us must pass about the only work done being the foal will be consigned to each of these himself willing to prove up that the of the state and county associations ae lnapeotlon and will be guaranteed sales also a large number of pavementsore •^•fashed on the rocks. preparation of the drives. The snow "Imported Russian Caviar" supply oi related to local schools in his county. to fee as represented. and second-hand city horses suitable Rochester.—Governor Winfield S, has disappeared from the woods. na Write for any information the world really is a Minnesota product, City Training Schools. for farm use. PBXVATE »*T.M yon wish. DAXLT. Hammond will be the guest of the Rochester Many camps are clearing up their logs an asset never until now listed in Marion Lawrence of Chicago, general I Bar din's Stables, Minneapolis Horse Market Commercial club Tuesday and shipping them by rail to the mills this state's many claim#to fame. secretary of the International Sunday evening, May 4, when a banquet and at the head of the lakes, where all of "The Place that Never Disappoints." St. So., Minneapolis, Kinn. 3 7-811 6th Millions in Fish. School association, spoke on the reception will be tendered in his honor. the plants are running full blast. City Training School. It is the purpose Farley Dare of Walker rests gently Bl This will be Governor Hammond's first Lumbermen are not so wary of making under the obligation of proving to the of the Minnesota association to predictions on the market as they appearance in Rochester since his election. •tart city training schools in five visiting delegation that the game and The governor will be the principal were a few months ago. While still fish of northern Minnesota, properly cities of this state next October. These speaker at the banquet.' awaiting the effect of the war, they schools will be permanently established protected and encouraged, would mean evidently feel the worst is over and ^THE gOQP JUDGE GETS A REASON THAT HE KNOWS IS GOOfr) Duluth.—Three Jitney accidents in each city with a full complement jnillions a year. caused the wrecking of three cars and that within a short time a building Those are but a few of the stories of volunteer workers from colleges Minor injuries to drivers and passengers. boom will develop all over the country, which the northern Minnesota members and universities. They will aim to HES ONE OF THE MOST DESPE-RATEX One jitney ran into a telephone and that, consequently the demand for have brought out _• of the north train a few leaders from each Sunday THAT WAN'S SUBSTANTIAL MEN IN pole and was completely wrecked another their supplies will be heavy. Inquiries WHATS HAPPENED, with them. Whenever the legislature school of the city, who will in turn I WONDER THE COUNTV JUDGE,BUT turned over while nine passengers are more numerous than at any time AND IF HE'S GOING TO AKE meets the men from that section ol promise to go back to the local school DARNED DISAGREEABLE WHEN and the driver were in it. All for a year. •TROUBLE. and conduct training classes for the the state make plea, for state aid in THE DEALER RUNS OUT OF escaped severe injury. Another jitney development of their country. And in future leaders of their individual -\THE REAL TOBACCO was found a complete wreck with the Well Known Woman Dies. support of their requests that the state churches and schools. The cities to 1 (chew./ bottom out of it, believed due to overloading. loan funds for land clearing, road building, have these schools are Minneapolis, St. Rochester.—Dr. Laura Linton, for and the like, they always have, on Paul, Duluth, Mankato and Winona. Fergus Falls.—Much dragging was 15 years a member of the staff of the hand plenty of these optimistic stories Next Convention at Austin. done in this locality last week,, and Rochester state hospital, and second of the returns their land will give or Austin will get the convention in seeding began in earnest all over the assistant superintendent, died here. 1916. The city sent a large delegation the investment. County. The ground is in the best possible She was in charge of the woman's and distributed red badges print­ 1,000 condition. It has been free from wards at the hospital and was also Send Surgeons to Serbia. ed by the Austin Commercial club. Snow, except for an occasional drift, one of the heads of the state training The city council of Austin also sent a Nish, via London, April 13.—The for yearly four weeks, and the seed Bchool for nurses. delegate, L. P. Fisher. British and French governments are will go into warm soil. At the same Dr. Linton was born in Ohio in sending large numbers of military surgeons time there is ample moisture under. 1853, and came to Wabasha county in into Serbia to fight the epidemic "DRY" PETITION 0VERSIGNED Heath to start the grain and keep it 1868 she was a graduate of the Winona of typhus. Thirty British surgeons already coming. normal in 1873, after which she have arrived. Fifty French physicians Redwood County Optionists Confident taught in the high school of Lake 8t. Cloud.—Mrs. Zadia Macdonald, arrived Saturday and 50 more of Success at Spring Election— City, later completing an academic daughter of Mrs. J. H. Macdonald of are expected shortly, as well as a party Mass Meeting Held. course in the state university: She this city and only woman member of sent by the Rockefeller foundation. Btiidied two years at the Boston School the Minnesota department of the G. Wabasso.—A county option mass of /Technology and then taught at Tpends A. R., has been married to George GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK. meeting has been held -at Wabasso and Galesburg, 111., in Lombard university. EMPER, whether good or bad, dea Chauncey Olmsted of Duluth. Because the following executive committee" was Of patriotic readings at various state elected: A. D. Stewart, W. R. Goudy, heap a man's getting the Minneapolis Grain. on encampments, Miss Macdonald was Minneapolis! April 13.—Wheat—May, Judge Likes "Hello" Girls. G. E. McKay, G. E. Larson, R. A. teistikow, SI.49% July, $1.42% No. 1 northern, tobacco satisfaction he has a right to'. elected an honorary member of the $1.54% No. 2 northern, $1.51% No. 1 Hibbing.—Such new-fangled notions M. Herreman, Max Johnson Organization. Mr. and Mrs. Olmsted durum, $1.59% No. 3 corn, 69V£c No. 9 as automatic telephones proposed for and James McGregor. The following white oats, 55c barley, malting, 66c Man after man will tell you that "RightCut," left on a trip to Chattanooga Hibbing will not be allowed to disturb No. 2 rye, $1.08 No. 1 flax, $1.93. permanent Officers were chosen: A. J. Grain. Pine River.—A crew of surveyors Duluth the even tenor of the village, if the Real Tobacco Chew, gives a comfort White, president A. E. King, secretary. Duluth April 13. Wheat May, left here in charge of State Engineer Municipal Judge Thomas F. Brady has 1.52 July, $1.46% No. 1 northern, and A. O. Glmmestad, treasurer. and contentment he never had before. He insists $1.53% No. 1 durum, $1.58%. W. A. Moulster to mark out the last his way. A finance committee consisting ol on it for himself and he recommends it to stretch of the county's Elwell highway "Personally, I like the girls." the five bankers was appointed, as follows: South St. Paul Live Stock. South St. Paul, April 13.—CattleSteers, from Pillager to Walker and beyond Judge said, "it doesn't appeal to me J. P. Cooper of Redwood Falls J. C. his friends. $6.50@7.25 cows, $4.75@6.15 for eight miles to the county line, to talk into an unresponsive iron calves, $4.50@8.00 hogs, $6.96@7.0S Jackson of Morgan Paul Callaghan sheep and lambs, $6.75 @8.25. A little chew of pure, rich, mellow tobacco—cut fine, last fall the surveyors got as far as thing. I must have something human of Wabasso S. Scott of Vesta, and short shred—-seasoned and sweetened just enough, cuts Hackensack,.: but had to discontinue Chii-nico to ask questions of momentous importance, W. J. McDonald of Walnut Grove. It lJve Stock. Chicago, April 13.—Hogs—Receipts, work on account of the cold weather, out so much of the grinding and spitting. such as the correct time, who ip necessary, to have 760 petitioners 26,000 strong, 5@10c above yesterday's .it The road is 75 miles long and will cost average bulk, $7.20 @7.30 light, $7.05 won the prize fights and also to wake to call a county election and more than Take a very small chew—less than one-quarter the 7.35 mixed, $7T@7.37% heavy, $6.80 In the neighborhood of $200,000. me up before the cows come home in 1,000 names were reported at the convention old size. It will be more satisfying than a mouthful 7.30 rough, $6.80@6.90 pigs, $5,500 the morning." 6.90. with other petitions to be Winona.—The playgrounds division of ordinary tobacco. Just nibble on it until you find Cattle—Receipts, 18,000 weak native 'i of the Winona Association of Commerce heard from, which will swell the list kthe strength chew that suits you. Tuck it away. beef steers, $6@8.80 western steers, Then let it rest. See how easily and evenly the real is planning to maintain three S5.60@7.50 cows and heifers, $2.90(9 to about 1,500. The election will be Fire Marshal Appointed. 8.00 calves, $6.25@8.75. tobacco taste comes, how it satisfies without^rinding, how playgrounds in Winona the coming held on May 31 or June 7. St. Paul.—M. J. Murray of West Duluth Sheep—Receipts, 10,000 steady shees much less you have to spit, how few chews you take to $7.40@8.40 lambs. $.7.80010.50. Summer. It has also been decided to has been appointed by Fire Marshal Hog prices advanced owing to re be tobacco satisfied. That's why it is The Real Tobacco Surgeons to visit Rochester. put on a musical comedy, "Loveland," Hargadine special deputy fire ceipts not being so numerous as looked Chtw. it why costs less in the end. That's local talent on April 20 and 21. The for and because of the broadening out Rochester, Minn., April 10.—The marshal to succeed A. J. Thome, resigned. of shipping demand. Arrivals of cattle It ia a ready chew, cut fine and abort shred that have so yon won't Playgrounds association has elected American Surgical association will I'r. Murray was head of the exceeded the Estimates which to grind on it with your teeth. Grinding on ordinary had been candied tobacco generally accepted, hold its annual summer session in Rev. Dr. T. S. Deviee as president and Buyers of sheep Duluth citjr water works for 10 years makea yon apit too much. and lamb's held off. The taate of pure, rich tobaceo doea not need to be and D. Tears^as secretary-treasurer for Rochester, June 9, 10 and 11. Afterward covered np with molassee C. and -is secretary of the Commercial Notice how the salt brings oat the rich tobacco taste in Kignt-C.ut. the coming year. they will leave on a special train Butter, ICKK" and Poultry. club. He was secretary of the St. Minneapolis, April 13.—Butter, cream' One small chew takes the place of two big for San Francisco to attend the annual Louis county Democratic committee Hibbing.—Armed with petitions «ry extras, 29c extra firsts, 27c meeting of the American: Medical chews of the old kind. firsts, 26c seconds, 25c dairies, extra and managed Governor Hammond'i from merchants and business men of firsts, 23c packing stock, 18c. campaign in that dfeuhrty last fall. association. the village, others from persons living WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY Eggs—Fresh prime firsts,' new cases dirties and checks out, 18 %c current In the township of Great Scott, Recorder receipts, rots out, case, $5.25 .checks SO Union Square, New York Experts Address Potato Growers. Mill City Orehestra at Owatonna. D. D. Haley left for St. Paul and seconds, doz., 12c dirties, doz., 14a Live Poultry—Turkeys, fat, 10 lbs. Owatonna.—The Minneapolis Symphony ib- where he will replenish the supply of and over_14c thin and small, 9c crlpplies St. Paul.—That Minnesota is the orchestra, conducted by Bmll fSUY FROM DEALER ORSEND IQSSTAMPSTOUSj material for the campaign against the and culls, unsalable roosters, 9c staegy cockerels, 13c 1914 cockerels, home of the good potato was asserted Oberhoffer, is to present a concert in Harrison bill by residents of the range, medium weight, 15c hens, 4 lbs. and repeatedly by speakers who addressed this city next week, under the aus '-ifayor V. L. Power and others from over, 15@16c hens, 3 to 4 lbs, 130 14c hens, 3 lbs and under, «9c geese, the farmers and potato growers ol pices of the Plllsbury Academy department the range are in St. Paul putting up a y. fat, 10c ducks, 13c guineas, dozen. Dakota county at meetings held at of music, and preparations are vigorous fight against the measure. $4.75 spring, lb. 12%c. many points in that county. It was being ^made to entertain a gigantio Zumbrota.—-Mrs. Johanna Davidson, a part of the week's program earned crowd at the new national guard armory, years old, is dead at her home in Italian War Party Cauief Rioit., out in Ramsey, Dakota and Hennepin where the concert Is to be held. Roscoe township. She was married counties. The meetings occupied the .Last season the demand for seats was Jn Norway in 1854 and came tf America .London, April 13.—-Great demonstrations The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel •ntire day and evening sessions also RAUL Mjrsrte greater than the capacity of the local in 1865, settling in Goodhue county. in favor of Italian intervention 200 MODERN ROOMS were held. Agricultural agents ol opera house and the rental of the She is survived by her husband, in the war leJ to serious disorders —®c*ted in Heart of Business District Ramsey, Dakota and Hennepin counties armory was therefore deemed necessary. a son and a daughter. One of her at Rome and collisions with the police, $1.££ SINGLE RATE $1.2£ spoke to several audiences. CURGPLAN $1 .SO sons, now deceased, traveled as a according Jto a dispatch from the Italian, RATE ROR TWO PERSONS LOCATED IN HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT PRIVATE BATH AND TO!LET EXTRA giant \yith Barnum & Bailey's circus capital to the Exchange Telegraph RATES: Rooms with detached bath and shower b&tta— COMPLETE SAFETY a "Dry" Banquet'at Red Wing. Ground Ready for Seeding.Luverne.—Seeding for a number tif years, company. One person 75c, SI.CO and SI.50 per day AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS will begin gen Red- Wing.—-Plans have been made Cass Lake.—Mrs. D. F. Diim^s, her Rigorous measv res were taken to Two persons in same room, SOc extra. AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION •rally in Rock county this week. The by the Christian citizenship committee mother, Mrs. John Jarvls and Mrs. suppress the manifestations, and many ROOMS with private baths and toilets— (INSURANCE RECORDS SHOW NO LIVES fields have been drying rapidly the One person SI.50 and S2.00-pir day EVER LOST IN A SPRINKLED BUILDING.) to hold a big "dry" banquet here Hattle Moseley, nurse at 'Dr. D. P. persons were arrested, including Signor persons in Two same room, SI.00 extra. EVERY ROOM HAS HOT AND COLD RUNNING last few days and th$- frost is well within few weeks. Business men Dumas' hospital, were taken suddenly Marinetti, the futurist leader, and WATER. STEAM HKAT. OAS AND ELECTRIC -^Stnd postal card lot colored Molttrs. .out of the' ground. There 1B more from cities and villages which arc LIGHTS. AND TELEPHONE SERVICE. 01 *from ptomaine poisoning. They Prof. Benito Mussolini, editor of the WE AIM TO PLEASE SEVEN NORY ANNEX IN CONNECTION. •olsture in the soil than last si be invited to attend. U.U.