Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 10

io Till; MiXXK.U'OLlH iVUDA AiiaL 1013 lilknescta Legislature repealing the low creating ibi board. W. A. Campbell of Minneapolis was laughed out of court, when ho attempted ta oppose the Hopkins amendment. bv tim senato aud lie one pese-1 by the house.

The bill will be engrossed find likely will be signed by the governor iu Monday. The conference wimmittee was dead bill provided that saloons could not open until 7 a. m. and mut close at p. m.

in the state, excelling in fcSt. 1'mpI. Minneapolis and Ihtluth. 11. H.

Harrison of Stibwater, led the fipht. against, the measure, declaring that it was unfair to have it apply to all the state except, the three- largest cities. He said that the country pco- Lower House Had Hatchet Out to Chop Everything It Voted to Increase Fees for Hprseshcers Board, Then Abolished Board. locked for several days over the ques tion of the percentage of votes necessary to pass a- constitutional pie had the same inclination ne. cepan.

with -a storv to union- the point. Cries of "Sit down' came from all parts of the house. nfln the Hennepin county member attempted to proceed he was applauded at every word and could not make himself "heard. Others who attempted to talk received similar treatment. as the city Vtesfer rocers Dunn Roads Bill Up to Governor Eberhart Senate Passed Dunn Measure With but Three Dissent mg Votes, JOINT FISHINa BILL IN SENATE Minnesota-Wisconsin Measure the Re sult of Conferences.

The hill, drafted bv the attorneys Tcstiness Over Hearing Long Speeches Shown ami Mill Is Kept mmi Fooas Sale general of the states of Minnesota aud people, and that if they wanted a (lrink after 9 p. m. they had just as much right to get it as a city resident. Dance Hall Bill Passes House, 3 Votes Against No Moonlight Dances in Public Halls Under New Measure. Come in see th3 unusual dispiay-taste samples.

Ciague Amendment Attached Wednesday Has Been Withdrawn. Referendum to Governor Measure Awaits Signature Before Becoming Amendment for Expression From Voters. The initiative and referendum bill now only the governor's signature to become one of the amendments to be. submitted to the people at the next general election. The senate yesterday followed the lead' of the house in adoDtinor tho reoort of the special Wisconsin, to provide tor uniform lisn-ing laws in boundary waters, was introduced in tho senate yesterday.

The bill is the result of a series of hearings held by the special committees from the leislatures of tho two states. The' bill provides for the size oi fishing nets to be used, the open season for rough and came fish, etc JSo license will be charged for hook and line fishing in boundary water. Licenses must be issued to residents. Same fees are to be charged by each state. Oamo wardens of one state may be made game wardens by the other states.

Under the bill, a violator can arrested without a warrant. WAX AND STRING Eelndeer Brand, cut lieaim Members of the lower house were in an ugly mood ester, lay. Measures coming up consideration were given close scrutiny, the general attitude being to kill everything possible. TnP first evidence of tha temper of the house came when it passed a provision increasing tlie fees of members of the state horseslioers' board from $2 to $5 and then abolished the board, leaving no one to whom the fees could be paid. Frank Hopkins succeeded in securing the passage of an amendment Pass-Out Checks Barred, and Liquor Clause Is Stringent.

Tin Tin FALSTAFF SARDINES! Received especially for this sale. Boneless Sardines, at tin 16. Plain Sardines, per tin 12. (A saving to you of over 25.) (Principal Objections Due to Splitting of Fund 86 Different Ways. 10c PINEAPPLE SALE! Hawaiian Kipe Pineapple.

Monarch, Sliced, tin 25 dozen $2.75. Mon. Crushed, tin 20, dozen $2.25. Thomas Sliced, tin 20, dozen $2.25. Queen Grated, tin 18, dozen $2,00.

Dozen $1.10. (A saving of 509e.) conference committee which smothered out the differences in the bill passed The Dunn roads bill was passed by the senate yesterday with but three dissenting votes. Only a few minor 31 gQSSIC BQUTELL-S GOOD FURNITURE Palace Sar amendments were attacnea to tne urn. id 25c Uiol." dines, 3 tins, Ayrlcms, Monarch the house would concur in' thes-a 'slight heavy sj'rupj 35c tin 29c SaturdayWSfgjO Bouteirs for jj" I Boutell Asparagus, a a long spear, doz. 2.75, 25c Asparagus, White House, tips; doz.

$2.85, square tin, Satur- OC day at ibOC Corn, Monarch, Maine, doEen fl.50, tin IOC Corn, Mineral Springs, extra, doz. 70c, tin The Lundeeu bill providing a stringent regulation of dance halls has been passed by the lower house. There were only three dissenting votes. Moonlight dances and shadow glides in publio dance halls are for-btddtm by the tlauto whkfo prohibits turning clown or dimming of the lights. The bill prohibits (the sale of liquor in auy building adjoining dance halls, prohibits bringing liquor into halls, prohibits adjoining furnished rooms and prohibits pass-out checks except in case of necessity.

The latter provision is intended to firohibit patrons of dance halls from eaving to get liquor without paying the full admission price to re-enter. Amendments were adopted so that the bill will not interfere with lodge dances or those given in villages where the hall i owned by the village itself. Apricots, Biviera, sliced, doz. $1.35, 1 tin 12C Apricots, Ilemet Calif. Dozen $1.65, tin pi 11 YOU BUY THIS LARGE SIZE, OVER 1 MM STUFFED, ALL COVERED GENUINE 15c irrles and, doz- 18c brand, doz Black Easpberrlea White Horse 1 1 8ardiiifis, 'in 1ft tin MacConichie Fresh Mackerel, i 25e tin IOC Monarch, Clii nook Salmon, ft ft tin Carnation Sal- mon, tin IDC Monk Pink Salmon, 1UC Minced Sea tin 15C and 25C Clam Chowder, Scarbow Boaeh, large 25 Fish Flakes, tin iUC HOCCOLIE Corn, Scottish Chief, en JiJ.OO, large tin dozen 70c, tin Corn, Raccoon, doz.

55c, (standard tin 5c How to Reform Drinking Men Pitted Cherries, Monarch, heavy syrup, red cherries; doz. $3.00, tin OC Pitted Cherries, Bein-deer, heavy ayrup; dozen $2.40, ftn tin Peaches, Monarch, 35e LEATHER HOCHER Spring seat, high back and very comfortable It's the greatest bargain you ever purchased, and we say to you that it's Peas, Peas, dozen $1.65, tin IOC Bend Them to the Minneapolis Gatlin Peaa, Eita Baby Sweet, dozen HIM, tin, upecual 14c tin chungcs. The lill, therefore, lacks only the governor's signature to become a law. Senators James T. Elwell of Minneapolis, Ole Otter Tail coun-tv and Hanson of Norman voted apainso the bill.

Senator Elwell, in xplaoin? his vote, said he could not erree with, the general policy oft. the kill. The bill is a direct result of a 1-mill toad tax voted on by the people at the last election, "Bob" Dunn was the author of the 1-mill tax amendment to the constitution. Amendment Withdrawn, The Clague amendment, which, was tacked onto the bill on Wednesday, providing that the cost of maintaining the state highways department bo taken out the 1-mill tax levy, was withdrawn this morning. The principal obiec-tious to the bill mere that the fund, which will be in the neighborhood of a million end a knlf each year for the next two years, be split' 86 differont ways.

Also the spending of the money will be principally under direction of the county rather than tinier the state highways commission. The bill provided that not less than 1 per cent go to anyone and ot. more than 3. It is understood that tinder the agreements necessary to get the bill through, the fund already has ibeen cut up aud that no county is get more than 2 per cent. One Feature Astounding.

The state constitution provides that 4b splitting a fund of this kind not teas than half of 1 per cent should go fo any one county. Koad builders thought this a serious enough, handier, andi were astounded when the Imnn bill raised this minimum to 1 jier cent. vKoad men argued th.t the fund, fcf'Tit among the 60 counties and spent wnder the direction of the commissioners, would result only in a patch-Work of roads, beginning nowhere and ending nowhere. They wanted a bill hi chLwould permit. Jthe construction, high-class highways which would atari somewhere and "end somewhere.

1'iiey claim that expenditure of the pood roads fund in the manner provided will kill any further good roads appropriation. at Hotel Mushrooms, tin 19c Peaches, Del Monte, Worth $18 Peas, Blue Dell, extra small sift, tin 12 2c Peas.i Fremont and Wis- 25c 25c lemon cling; 35c tin Plums, Monarch, tin DAISY 1 Tnnaltsd Butter, Stamped Eggs, (iamel. Institute for Throe Days. Reforming drinking men is not accomplished Dy fines or imprisonment. When the craving for liquor becomes stronger than the will-power, have him take the Gatlin Treatment.

In three days ail appetite, craving and physical necessity for alcoholic stimulants will be gone, and he will not drink nor want to drink. The Gatlin Treatment is a harmless, vegetable remedy always administered internally no hypodermic injection which will never fall to give satisfactory results. It quickly and safely eliminates all alcohol and neutralises its functional effect upon the body tissues. When this is accomplished all craving and necessity for drink is gone. For full information call at the Gatlin Institute, Minneapolis, 403 Bouth 7th street.

Both phones. doz. $1.3. Purchases of $25 or more worth of goods (cash or credit), upon which there is paid $3 down, balance $4 per month, can secure this, wonderful bargain -for per tit, 12c 35c $1 18c mi, t'lioftse, heeso, ete. Imp.

Swtes Cheese, lb, Edam Cheei in tin Full Cream Clieose, lb, Tomatoes, Monarch, dozen $1.75, .1 largo tin JLOC Tomatoes, Wtandart! red Pears, Reindeer, impeded, in IP. syrup, tin XJV FRESH FRUITS. Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Tangerines, Co-coanuts. Fresh Limes, Orapo Fancy Apples, etc. ripe, larg-j tin 9c 1, THIS GRAND OFFER GOOD SATURDAY ONLY FRESH LAID EOGSE Fresh, from -tho Farm Delicious Ap- in j-ptes; dnsen rTt W- FRESH VEGETABLES.

Cucumbers, Head It-TnceT New Potatoes, Wax Beans, Leeki, Water Crefis, Mint, Parsley, etc. Leaf Lettuce, -j 3 for IUC t' Doz, Do. FRFF 3(1 FUTM 19c 25c 10c 50c Plpe Pineapples, each Cranberries, quart Delicious Apples, 10 A Coupon liko this will 'll- "j3- our Friday CANDY. Bitter Sweet ft ft' Chocolate, ux. VC eight ard Saturday advertiatnif tits nd ia gooi id tot SO tAiKA tecuiinr btamp in ooitoa to fhs Tt irtilar nmouht if presumed A'f THE Apricot Nougat, State Business Costs $5 Per Capita, Says Expert W.

Bennett Repeats Assertion Disputed by State Auditor Iverson. pound Spinach, peck New Beets, bunch Tomatoes, basket PiePlant, pound 25c 5c 30c 10c STRAWBERRIES 1 STRAWBERRIES! Direct from' i Louisiana TIME PURCHASE IS H5AQEAMD POSITIVELY WOT OTHERWISE, wixfa cash puichae amounting to 1.00 or more. If this connon ia presemed AT TEE TIME, (AND NOT OTHERWISE) ia.otllment purchaio is mule, Security Stomps wUJ be rivoo on the first c3fa payment and Jo STAMPS. Box Box 12 2C li ft Chips, ft jj po and Honey Nougat, ft pound DC Maralun allows, ft ljiin.i mOC Nut BrltUe, ig pound IOC State Official Says the Cost to Each Taxpayer Is $3'. ASPARAGUS! ASPARAGUS! Fresh from California Bch.

1 A. Boh. Sofa Bed, $37.50 Salted Peanut, 10c pound Taffy, pound 12c 10c Ml now A PIECE OF USEFUL FURNITURE Takea some less than 5 feet when in use as a sofa and when opened and used for bed, 4 feet wide and 6 feet 22 1 i 1 i Walnut Meatekll new- CHOCOLATE. frame is finished in mahogany or golden oak and covered with genuine Moroccoline leather, which we guarantee. Adapted for a medium size Stollwerck's Premium halves, pound 40c 20c $37.50 room.

Will be useful every hour of the day or night. Has place for holding the bedding also. Special 35.00 Down and $5.00 Per Month, Chocolate, package Cocoa, per tin A Reply to "The Meaning of Modern Socialism" The Minneapolis Sun-' day Tribune of January 5 contained an article on "The Meaning of Modern by Allen D. Albert. Scores of requests to answer it were received by The Tribune almost immediately from Socialists all over the United States.

The Tribune has now received an answer from Kate Richards-O 'Hare, associate editor of the Socialist organ, "The National Rip Saw," and international secretary of the Socialist movement. This article; displayed in the same manner as "The Meaning of Modern Socialism," will appear in The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune of April 6. The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune A new achievement in Sunday newspapers in the Northwest. J. W.

Bennett, special investigator the house committee on public accounts and expenditure, has issued a Statement to furtner substantiate his tlaim that the per capita cost of run- fing the state government increased rom 2.05 in 1902 to $5 in 1912. The State auditor denie.l these figures in a ftiiteuient issued Wednesday, declaring that the per capita cost was slightly more than $3. Mr. Bennett's statement follows: "With an approach to scientific accuracy the Minnesota tax commission "has worked out figures of absolute and yw capita cost of state government. Three t-ets of figures are given lor 1911.

"1. Total 'payments, $10,598,809.98: 10c Rumf ord Baking ft ft Powder, 23c tin-iC rn alt al 4 1" 1 fi, Ideal Tooth Picks, pkg. Wash Boards, each 5c 25c COOKED FOODS-. Meats," Salads, Cottage Cheese, Baked Boana, etc. CRACKERS.

Unecda Biscuit, j-4 packagos A OC Graham Crack- no ers, Tid Bits (enrireiv i.ew, for salads), pound t)UC N. B. C. Soda CWort, lo-pound'- SOAPS. Diamond OA-Soap, 10 OUC Rose Queen QA-, Soap, 10 OUC Galvanic Soap, 10 bars.

tjDC Ammonia, in bottle 1UC Cleanser, package iJ Ammo, package Borax, 1f)r 15c package lvv Toilet Paper, Of rolls BAKERY. Double Loaf home utlt' Bread (each double loaf in sealed car- 1 A ton), tho loaf. 1UC Pound Square (plain and OKr cake miJ Cherry Torten Cake OUC Apricot Pie, each UC Cocoa Liyer CA Cake OUC Fresh Lemon nr Meringue Pie. OOC Rich Coffee Cake, each IOC OC English Fruit rnn BunSr UC Home Made nn Doughnuts, doz. bUC payments, $10,91 Whisk Brooms, each 15c nniiitn 1 Cost to tsxnavers (total coercive SYRUP.

Syrup, Maple np aud Cuuc, hot. muC Large tin Karo Table Syrup, 4oc Seeded Raltdus, 25c 1 pacliagsh I A. GOOD WELL MADE ROCKEE 1 i Wood seat, polished finish, In either the fumed or golden oak Largi i0EaleSe.a.".:h6..$5.00 BeelUve Molasses, larue tin. revenues), per capita, $4.42. "The second figure is the significant figure.

It represents with reasonable siinrat-y the burden of etute govPrn-itent uf'On the people of the state." "iStatw Auditor Iverson has included in his official report to tha legislature for ltill-lyiL a report required by law fur the information of the legislature. It is given under the general caption Inert-mo in the Cost of Mate Government' eiul the 'Main items of jMjbnriM'iiients From Revenue Fund for istiue Government All "Its figure for 1PU2 is $3,734,310.08 ud for 1812, 110,733,703.74. 'This means a pet capita charge of fi. 05 for 1902 and of almost $5 in 3112. "While the figures are not absolutely- accurate, some of the items being understated and some included which should not be, they reflect pretty closely the correct per capita fiaure and 35c 75c Dmibar Open Kettle Kettle Drapery Department Beginning SATURDAY, we shall have on salo several special lines of Lace, Scrim and Voile Curtains at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

New designs and patterns, and, in most cases, as many pair as you want. Following are a few items selected at random, to- give an idea of the remarkable saving to those who avail themselves of this opportunity BrTCHKKS 1.ACB (X'RTAINH, Here 5, now $15. 1MTIII1SS I.A f't'RTAlMij, ere now 12.50. 1RINI! POIST riftTAINS, wer uw $12. 50.

1IMS1T I-OINT were now $8.00. I.AC HT ARABIAN CTRTAIN8, were $30.00, now $20.00. LAKT ARABIAN OTJRTArNS, were l.SO. now $11.50. VOILE NOVELTY CURTAINS, were 8.60, now $5.00.

VOII.E NOVELTY tTRTAINS, were 1.50, now $1.00. EMBROIOEREO HWISS CIRTAIN8, weiv now $2.75. EMBROIDERED KWINH 'I RTAINS, were $4.00, now $2.25. SCOTCH Xr.T tl'RTAISS, were 5.00, now $3.25. SCOTCH KET CI RTAINS, were now $2.50.

NOVELTY BRAID RTAINS, nine patterns, HALE PRICE. Prunes, 15 hi.c, pound IUC Silver Prunes, i.jumlwj), 'L $1 .00 Ital. Prunes fi 1 10 lb. box I O0 Seedless Muscatel ft Raisins, lb. iC Molasses, gallon tin ROLLED Clean, Fresh Milled.

10 Ms 23c (A large below the market makes this price agree substantially with the per cap 1 Mother's Friend WHY PUT UP WITH THE INCON-VENIENCE OF THAT OLD COOK STOVE OR RANGE when you" can just as well turn it in as part payment on one of our new 1013 model Stewart, Body of stove Is made up of two plates of Wells-vllle steel, highly polished; requires no blacking; one plate of heavy asbestos is used between the two plates of steel, which insures you of the greatest efficiency in baking. Full nickel trimmed, nickel base and legs; white enamel door panels, thermometer, etc. The most attractive as well as durable GRAPE Walker's well known pure grape juice. COc bottle 35 25o bottle 20f We purchased a job-ber's stock At oat-riflce. Lay in sup-, ply now.

ita figure or the tax commission, it i not bo important to trv to reach 1 HEYWOOD AND WAKEFIELD RIPE OLIVES! I Direct from Gilford's grove in California. 25 TIN (Only while this special hit lusts.) BABY CARRIAGES and Sidway's in Every Homa Comfort and Safety Assured Before the Arrival of the Stork. Yellow Corn ft MeaJa, 10 IVC bolute figures in coin pari sons of this fort as it is to include the same or similar items for' each year compared tt rm-h state. I "The figures that the state, government has increased about, two Collapsible do-Carts. Priced at Ycrxa Flour 2.35 Mi-lb.

bag. $5, $0, $7, $8, $9, $10, $12. $15, $20 and $25. Special Easy Terms of $3 Down and $4 per Month on Baby Carriages Sat and economical stove on -the mar- hmi one-naif times in cost in 10 It has increased thus rapidly in the! The old eyln wht Is horns without Jare of an increase in population of a mother hould add "Mother's Friend, but ly.4 and an increase in aewi In thousands of American homes there valuation of but about 79 por cent. I'os- Is bottle of this splendid and famous rem- ket.

$38.00, $3 down and per month. urday. 12c 35c 7c Mpls. Wheat Meal, Japan Bice, 5 lbs. Rolled Oats, 10c package wJjIv Hiieii iacrene is instilled, but the edr that has ldel many a woman tnrougtj public has a riirht to hav that justi the trying ordeal, ssved ln-r from ii(fcrin and pain, kept her In health of mind and butty in advance of tbj's coming and had jicatiou demonstrated.

Housefurnishing Dept. HOUSE PASSES HARBOR BILL a most wonderful Influence In developing a Our Flew Enlarged Rug Department Offers attrnrtivp. harrnina in healthy, loely disposition In the child. There Is no other remedy ao truly help Macaroni or Bpaghetti, Oriole Com Flakes, two leisure Authorizes $300,000 for Municipal Docks and Levees. Strawberry and Rasp, berry Jam, j- tall jar OC Maraschino Cherries, regular $1.00 f( bottlo D7C Jelly and Jam, 25e jar IOC BarleDuc, 1Q 25c jar 7 Mon.

OQl 2 25c OOC. French Olive Oil, $1 OC' Orange Marma- ft ft lade, jar iC Guldln Prep. 1 Mustard, jar IOC. Queen Olives (largo size in bulk), OC- quart OOC Manz. Olives, nn quart jar eCiOC Queen Olives, np.

large jar 4wOC Stuffed Olives, i bottle IOC Sweet Pickles (in beautiful glass pitcher), 60 ounces finest 7VLg sweot OC Sweet Pickles, little fellows, 35c ftp jar for muC Sodellshus Pickles, assorted, quart OP jar for eOC to nature en Mother's Friend. It relieve cauocd by the house has passed the Kneeland the pain and discomfort authoriziiiK the city council of i atraln on the llprsmonti. J.lJiiincspoli to issue worth of fibres and mnacles which makes pliant those i nature Is ma regular 10a pkgs. Com Starch, package 12c 5c Vmds for the acquirinif of property inc and soothes the inflammation of breast Dependable Wearing Ruga. specially attractive bargains Jjf Saturday, together with our jj easy terms of 11 $3.00 Mm and $4.00 2 I (Jven Mini inr wuii'iiiiH mi hu1 flOfKfi giaiins.

rilouB the Miijr.ni river. The 1..11 i Mother's Prlonfl la an external remedy. A. II. Soda, soda, I SAvrsruEL Vas j'ltheied hv the park board and OC ta quickly and not only banishes all packago tbe Miiineapolin Civic anil Commerce trpi In advance, but aasurea a apecdy and ANDROCK OVENS This oven is one of the most economical cooking utensils in a kitchen.

It is a gas saver and does the work In most every instance as well as your large oven, using only a small amount of gas compared with your oven. It will bake bread, cakes, pies, also bakes potatoes, etc. As a fuel saver in heating irons it cannot be equaled. Also has separate toaster. Complete Af Saturday, TfC BEAN POTS the old fashioned stone Bean Pots (nothing better).

Special Saturday, in at each IOC arid i in preimrat.on for i mnrntet reener foe th' Than Burnett's Vaiill-ft T-4 la, 35c bottle, Tne oi-eninff tip of navigation to Min- ehe becomes a healthy woman with all her v.aT,(,!if4 when the government high utrcngth preserved to thoroughly enjoy the rearlnif of her child. Mother' Friend ran fttHIO lit The Leittion bill, ant hori zifip: theeitv civiii i to iwiip .1511,01111 worth of bund for the building i sewers at street in-tewctions wan ftlno pa-teed. ITT Per Henih. should appeal to all thoughtful rug buyers. It's the quality that counts, and that is what you get in buying a rug from us.

MINNEAPOLIS' FINEST MARKET bt had at any drug atore at ft.00 a bottle, and ia really one of the greatest ever discovered for expectant mothers. Write to Bradfletd Regulator 128 amar Atlanta, f'or their free took. 'Write to-day. It Is moat Instructive. I DAYLIGHT BIIL DEFEATED All our poultry fresh dressed.

Advertisement. Measure Aimed at Saloon Loses House by One Vote. The Fink" dBvliKM sttluon bill wan de MOTHER CRAY'5 SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN. J-Mtcd in the lower Loune of tho lt-u fy tatorw ekti-r-lav by 11 vote of I L) In I. t-iit) -one vi.ti-s ere nt't'eKHsrv to i i We handle no storage poultry.

Export Beef Roast, lb Rcilod Roast Beef, lb Beef Pot, Rib Boiling Beef, Lamb Chops, lb, Little Pib Sausage, lb 20 1 Sausage Meat, pound 1 Bhoidder Steak, pouud Ii3 AV. S. AND FIFTH ST. Largest Hotel, Iiome and Club Furnishers in the Northwest. ESTABLISHED 1871.

A Minneapolis Institution Owned by Minneapolis People, Turkeys, pound 22.and. 25 Chickens, pound .22 Spring Lamb Legs, pound 20 Spring Lamb Shoulder, lb 15c Mutton legs, pound .17 Pork Loin, pound -IStf Veal Shoulder, pound Veal Siwst. round 18? 20 A Crtt-R-if Keverl-hneita, i If a ohbik ymi ioii St ax tii Trai ennfttpat inn the action, but an ad lonrn it 1 i Hi Ifiiror 5 "prrai, 10 aires i Jieiit vioi. Mbnut iiv Frni to iiilo a meetir-' of thr, a (pro jfiiittiji! riiiiimittee. Kffoit to recon-ider will "ontinucd todav.

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