St. Cloud Times from Saint Cloud, Minnesota • Page 9

PAGE NINE TUESDAY, APRIL SO. THE DAILY TIMES. ST. CLOUD. MINN Buy Your Prayerbooks, Rosaries, and Holy Communion Candles at Schaefer'a Book Store South of Fandel's County Agenls Discuss Club Work, Cow Testing Owatonna, April SO.

(AP) County agents of southeastern Min GLEAN-UP DRIVE SET FOR MAY 1 outlining a program of agricultural Counties in the district include Hennepin. Ramsey, Houston, Winona, Wabasha, Olmsted, Fillmore, Mower, Freeborn, Steele, Waseca. Goodhue, nice, Dakota, Le Sueur, Scott. Washington. Anoka.

Carver. Wright, Nicollet, Sibley. Blue Earth, Faribault, and McLeod. OAK PARK BOYS AND GIRLS FORM CLUB YESTERDAY nesota opened a two day conference today with discussion of plans for tbe year. The conference is tbe first of a series planned by state Others Organization Aleeting Names Chief Gillis Chairman St.

Cloud Seeks Honors. DIAMONDS Highest Quality Lowest Price Watch Repairing 'See Barney First BARNEY BACHMANN Over Kresgi's Economy Parlors Now at 508 St. Germain Street; Move Business Yesterday The Economy dry cleaners 2nd Eho? builders shop, owned by Mike Economy, has moved its location from 521 St. Germain to 50S St. Germain street, the location until recently occupied by the Callahan Furniture company.

Mr. Economy has been Ja business in 5't. Cloud for 11 years and starting with a small shoe shining parlor, haL built up his business until it is one of the largest in the city. In addition to bis shoe shining busness Mr. Economy now has shoe repairing, dry cleaning and reblocking departments.

The establishment was at its former location for the past five and a halt years. It is not known who will occupy tho building vacated. are planned for Marshall, Thursday and Friday; Duluth. May ana Kraus Starts Group of 28 Members Leona Martin Named President. Crookston, May 9-10.

Members of the Minnesota Bankers association, which is co-operating in Southern Coal Aline Lines Ask Dismissal of Suit to Reopen Lake Rates Case Washington. April SO. (AP) Two railroads serving southern coal mining districts, the Chesapeake and Ohio and Louisville and Nashville systems, today filed with tha Interstate Commerce commission motions asking dismissal of proceedings instituted by Ohio and Western Pennsylvania coal interests looking to a re-opening of the lake cargo coal rate controversies. The Ohio and Pennsylvania, petitions asked the commission to order lake cargo rates raised from West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee mines by ten cents per ton. The two railroads named, said court action and Interstate Commerce commission proceedings alike were declared to have settled reasonable rates on the lake cargo traffic and the commission was asked to disregard the attempt to resume the litigation.

A third railroad, the Wheeling and Lake Erie, which operates in northern territory, also presented today a petition seeking to Intervene in support of the Ohio-Pennsylvania coal operators' position. fiS SAFETY FIRST SURANCE2 SEE NISKERN KONJGLA IS THE ONLY MEDICINE THAT HELPED ME Beginning Wednesday. May 1. St. Cloud open a two week's campaign of cleaning and painting, that is expected to bring to this city national recognition in a clean-up and raint-up campaign.

St. Cloud won second place in tho 1928 annual clean-up and palnt-up campaign, couducted nationally by the National Clean-Up and Faint-Up bureau of New York, and presented to the communities through tho Minnesota Federation of Women's clubs. Hallock had been first in the campaign ot a year ago, but in the coming season. St. Cloud people are expected to exert enough interest in its city and homes to bring the honors to this city.

A community meeting was held last evening iu the auditorium of the public library, the first for the 1920 season. Representatives were present from business and women's organizations, the Twentieth Century club, Reading Room, Legion Auxiliary, Sunshine society, Welfare board, city schols, city DRUNKEN DRIVER The Benton County 4-H council organized the Oak Park 4 club Monday evening tcHIi President J. A-Kraus as chairman. Twenty-eight membership cards were signed and handed in for this club and there are five different projects represented; dairy calf, club, pig, poultry, bread baking and garment making. The club was duly brought to order hy Miss Merlin Martin acting as temporary chairman and the following officers elected: President, Leona Martin; Vice President, Donald Wruck; and Secretary-Treasurer, Ethyl Peterson.

The next meeting of the Oak Park 4-H club will be held Monday May 13th at the Oak Park school house and will be a strictly business I A healthful JTjL beverage ra? that yon won't I tire ot Famous a I for its flavor. a M.K.GOETZ BREWING CO. ill ErtaMhtwd 18S9 1 1 70YwnAfta All ST. WOTBt Jr CHARGES PLACED BU lap Murphy, Frank Long, Local Alan Amazed at Speed With Which New Compound Restored Him to Health. As the fame of Konjola spreads, as more and more people hear about this new medicine, and are restored to health, through it, more anil more happy indorsements keep pouring into the Konjola files.

It is not one bit unusual for this new medicine to triumph in the most stubborn cases, of years standing, after all the others have Arrested Last Night-Plead Not Guilty. Two men were arrested and are The Northland Trtwporutlon Company provide the publie with the bet end most mod era bus equipment Through, out the entire nation Northland bui operation are recognized at among the bat. Northland equipment and Northland aer vice act modern standards in modern transportation. charged with operating a car while under the influence of liquor, but both pleaded not guilty and will be health department, fire department, Garden club, Rotary club and Chamber of Commerce. Mrs.

E. Everett Clark acted as temporary chairman at the organization meeting yesterday and Mrs. Willard Freeman was appointed secretary. Mrs. Freeman read to the gathering, exerpts given a trial.

Married Woman Eats Only Baby Food "For 3 years I ate only baby food, everything else formed gas. Now, thanks to Adlerika, I eat everything and enjoy life." Mrs. M. Gunn. Just ONE spoonful Adlerika relieves gas and that bloated feeling so that you can eat and sleep well.

Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste matter you never thought was there. No matter what you have tried for your stomach and bowels, Adlerika will surprise you. Molitor Drug Co. and St. Cloud Drug Co.

Adv. Hap Murphy, one of the men, ap Northland Transportation Co) pears before Justice Peter Bettendorf this evening for justice trial. Frank Distributed by NASH-FINCH St. Cloud, Minn. LOCAL STATION "BUS DEPOT" Telephone 2400 Long, Murphy's companion will have his trial on May 7, and probably will from communications regarding St.

Cloud's success of 1928 she had received. Mrs. Freeman is state chair be released until at that time, under a $500 bond. The men were arrested last evening man of the division of community service of the Minnesota Federation of Women's clubs. at the Osseo crossing.

Scott County Voters Ask Mrs. George Johnson Is Dead After 46 Years of Residence in Community Mrs. George Johnson, a resident of this vicinity for the past 46 years, died last night at 11:30. Death came at the- age of 53 years and followed a long illness. Mrs.

Johnson was born In Sweden and came to this community with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Noreen of rural route four.

Mrs. Johnson was married to George Johnson in this community and since their marriage they too have lived on rural route, four. She is survived by her husband, one son, Fritz, and three daughters, Mrs. Leo Starr, Mrs. Leslie Varner and.

Mrs. Harry Plachecki all of St. Cl iud. Her parents and one sister and two brothers also survive her, Mrs. Swen Johnson of Waite Park, Paul Noreen of California and Clarence Noreen of St.

Cloud. She was a member of Saga No. 59, a Swedish organization and of the Salem Lutheran church. The body will lie at the Johnson home in St. Cloud until the time of the funeral, Thursday.

Short services will be held at the Johnson Funeral Court House for Jordan Buy Your Prayerbooks, Rosarlei, and Holy Communion Candle at Schaefer's Book Store South of Fandel's Shakopee, April 30. (AP) Anton Meyer, Scott county auditor is Mum today had a petition bearing 4,353 names of voters in the county asking removal of the county courthouse from Shakopee to Jordan. Filing of the petition marks another step in the 50-year fight to change Dr.T.J.Strehlow CHIROPRACTOR Treatments at Office er Home Over Molitor's Phone 691-W Chief J. A. Gillis, of the fire department, was named chairman of the entire campaign.

His general commltteo will be: East side, Ben Seitz. West side, Joseph Munslnger. North side, Paul Scherer. Press chairman, Ben Carter. Finance chairman, Frank Hunstiger.

Advertising chairman, Frank Thiel-man. Schools, Miss Mary Gallagher. Secretary, Mrs. Willard Freeman. The campaign is to start on Wednesday, May 1 and last for twrj weeks.

St. Cloud's slogan will be "Clean-Up, Paint-Up and Keep It Up." This city has received national recognition for the fine success of the campaign of a year ago. Ralph Kmer-son of the New York Clean-Up bureau writes in part: "I would like to use the efficient way in which St. Cloud conducted its campaign last year as an example of the nation. I am reproducing a lot of material from your report of last year for publication." location of the courthouse.

Petitions contend that Jordan is the logical Mighty Monarch of the Air NEW MODELS are MADY MR. FRANK EMPTING. site for the county seat and claim the present structure is old and inadequate for the county's needs. Lydia voters also have contested with Jor been tried and found wanting. Indeed, Konjola welcomes the most stubborn dan in an attempt to succeed Shako cases those that have defied all other pee as the county seat.

Have Your Demonstration NOW Home chapel at 2 p. and at the The Shakopee county board of com medicines, treatments and prescriptions. It is in' cases of this kind that DR. DUFIIER FOOT SPECIALIST 701 V2 St. Ger.

Tel. 523 Salem Lutheran church at 2:30 p. ra. Burial '-will be at the North Star ceme lery. missioners, Mr.

Meyer said, would act upon the petition May 18. If the peti this new medicine shows to Us best advantage. The Konjola Man, who is at the St. Cloud Drug Company, op tion meets legal requirements, he said, a special election will be called to settle the issue. posite the postoffice.

this city. Is dally explaining to crowds of people, eager to learn more about this modern medi cine, just wherein it differs from all others. Konjola is a different modi- A- ft BPl cine, a modern medicine. Konjola gives results relieves suffering re Sauk Rapids News Times Phone 104 stores health. Konjola is composed of 32 different Ingredients, 22 of which are the juices of roots and herbs.

Each one of these ingredients has its own special duty to perform on the sufr ferer'8 inner system, and working to gether they act as aides to Nature ia Election of Officers, There will be election of officers removing the vary cause ot the trouble. Konjola is not designed to give and other important business at the mere temporary relief. It is made to regular meeting of the American Le banish the cause of the trouble. gion Auxiliary which will be held at As an example of how Konjola the home, of Mrs. August Jahn tomor row afternoon.

All members are asked Model fj 72 to be present. Mothers Club. leatTsftew. The Sacret Heart Mothers club will hold the last meeting of the season tomorrow afternoon, at two-thirty in the Community room. The hostess committee includes Mrs.

Wilfred Schwankl, Mrs. N. J. Janskl, Mrs. Al Gresser, Mrs.

Frank Kedrowskl and Mrs. Henry Pasch. S. R. Club.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cziok is entertain LOUIS XVI WALNUT CABINET, DOORS DIAMOND MATCHED ORIENTAL WALNUT WITH GENUINE INLAID MARQUETRY BORDER INSTRUMENT PANEL ALSO OF DIAMOND MATCHED ORIENTAL WALNUT FRAMED WITH BUTT WALNUT AND BIRDS EYE MAPLE PANEL We wlu nake you a liberal trade-in allowance on your old radio or phonograph during the moving season. Radio Tire and Auto Supply 20 Sixth Ave. So. and 908 St.

Germain Street Also Open Evenings works, read of the happy experience that Mr. Frank Empting. 411 Nine-teenth avenue, North, had with this new medicine. Eager to tell other of the wonderful results he obtained, Mr. Empting said: "I suffered from an unusually severe case of kidney and bladder trouble? for some time.

It was not unusual for me to have to get up anywhere from seven to ten times at night. I was gradually breaking down under the strain of not being able to got my proper rest. Then rheumatism set in. These pains were almost unbearable when there was a change in tho weather. I had tried medicine after medicine, but never was able to get any relief worth talking about until I began to use this new Konjola.

"I had heard so many good reports about this new medicine, that I made up my mind to see what it could do in my cage. I was amazed at the speed with which this new medicine attacked my troubles. I really did not expect anything near the wonderful results I obtained. I never have to get up nights any more. My kidneys never give me the least bit of trouble.

The rheumatic pains Just eased up at first, and kept gradually getting less and less, until they finally disappeared altogether. I get a full night's rest every night rheumatism is a thing of ing the S. R. Card club at her home this afternoon. English Aid Society.

Mrs. Louis BolinskI will entertain the English Ladies Aid society of the Trinity Lutheran church on Thurs Jgv What Does Your yjjf Car Hoed In Electrical Supplies Eg and Repairs? yg We make it a point of honor to carry all that you may JTr--1 need for your automobile in the way of electrical sup- A'mw -mxyr pile. We know your needs and cater to them. Our repair department is in charge of capable work- Twtlll men who can give faithful and dependable service. When in need of electrical repairs just drive your car to our door, and we'll do the rest.

jC WE WELCOME YOUTOTHE ST. CLOUD Jy- ARMORY MAY 1,2,3,4 Visit Our Booth, Ask About the Waffle Iron to Be IkNJI Given Away FREE! igS, NORTHLAND BATTERY ELECTRIC SERVICE Zfjf 6S2 613 First Str. So. JT day afternoon, in the school dining hall. This is the regular meeting.

Miss Arensberger Has Lead. BIG Miss Renee Arensberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arensberger, has the leading feminine role in the play, "Pharaoh's Daughter," which will be presented by the Senior Class M. B.

A. WILL GIVE A Dancing Party Odd Fellows Hall (Wz Fifth Ave. So.) THURSDAY, MAY 2 Good Time for Everybody Ecklund's Orchestra Admission 25c the past. My bladder and kidney trou of the State Teachers College, on Friday May 3rd at the Sherman bles are gone. Is there any wonder that I am enthusiastic about this new at New Oak Grove Pavilion WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 Snappy Musis Furnished by J.

Lager of Minneapolis They Play Anything Under the Sun! You no doubt have heard these boys over ths Radio. Now come and see them in action. medicine." theatre. Card Party. This is not an unusual case.

Tbe Konjola files are brim full with sim The Christian Mothers of the Sacred ilar statements. Those who have suf Heart Parish will entertain at a card fered and who have found relief thru party this evening in the Community hall. The public is invited to attend. this new medicine consider it their duty to tell other sufferers of their experiences, so that others too, may ft be relieved of pain and suffering. The Konbjola Man is at the St.

Cloud Drug Company, opposite the postoffice, this city, where he Is meeting: the public daily, introducing and explaining the merits ot this modern Adv. JAMES H. MURPHY Reliable Insurance Agency General Insurance and Bends 207 St. Mary's Phone 1S THE ST. CLOUD DAILY TIMES Stops at Grand Central Hotel, St.

Cloud and Merchants Hotel, Paynesville WALL PAPER Paints and Supplies Let Us Estimate the Cost St. Cloud Decorating Co. 24 Sixth Ave. S. Tel.

687 Thousand of Dollars to Loan on Property H. G. YOUNG.