Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28


merit 10 the present electorate, =
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pointed toward the Socialist member
and stormea.
II said. God aave the Queen ard
the country.
I'm not Interested Ii the Queen. 4
retortsd Devoid.
Nor IN the country continued
Harrison. Wen. you should be-.
Must Provide For Institutions.
State institutions have To ba pro.
vided for. and regardless On 1911 ex-
penditures there must be no tieing ct
the hands of the appropriations com
uittee, asserted Representative G. Il.
Sawyer OF Minneapolis
FOR EemsdH sehecI.
SIT. Paul, Jan. III. Senator William
s. Dwinnel's amendment to the Riinne.
apoIis union Station law u 1873,
which was introduced ii the Mime
sofa Senate was reported out az com.
mEttee and also under suspension of
rules was giving LIS second and third
reading and passed unanimously The
main feature In this amendment to the
existing law Ii that II transfers the
power Of appointment Of the directors
OF the Union Station from the hands
lpf the Mayer To the city Council
In d bin introduced BY Senator IL
II. Nord of international Falls All ap.
preparation is asked tor the erection
and maintenance Of d normal school 1T
Bemidjl. For the first year. TO be
available on Aug /, 1916. the sum os
s75 900 Id asked and similar amount
Is requested for the following year.
Senator II ". Potter of Springfield.
introduced bill calling for an aps
preparation Of sIs,2a0 Tor the expensS
es OF the secretary Of states Office
for q biennial period and also for the
operation Of the Automobile Law for
a three.year term The money Is ap.
portioned as follows
Maintenance, SIS, 400; contingent.
$4,000 exchange Of public documents
$780, for carrying out the Automobile
Law, to be available at once. s4h 900
for the same, availbaie July 81. 1916.
$4,000, for the same. available July
81, 1917, $4,000.
For the relief OF the City Of Benson,
which was swept by food followed By
d typhoid epidemic In 1914, Senator
r. al Gandrad asked FOR an approorla-
ticn or SIS 900.
Senator Nord was also the author oi
a bin today asking for an aepropria 40
b bill introduced today asking for an
| appropriation OF $4,000 for the estab.
liRhment of a sub-expersmenta and
demonstration farm III kocchichina
County.
Six hundred and twenty seven acres
| on the North range is specified Id the
/ measure al the site for the farm, which
l viii be operated under the direction d
the regents Of the State University.
suffragists Work for Cause.
Not to be outdone In their efforts
| to secure the adherence Of Senators
to their cause, women ssifIragists had
4 placed on the desk of every Senator
d map showing which states has
/ granted women the vote. together with
l q few pertinent remarks as to the ap
plication Of woman suffrage La those
/ states. This was done 10 counteTacl
the effect created BIZ letters sent 20 the
Senator'S by the State Association 0p
posed to Woman Suffrage few days
ago.
It took the Minnesota House 81
Representatives more than thirty min
utes to decide the question OF adjourn
Inent. After two roll calls and con
1 siderable debate the House adjourned
at 1915 b. na.
Representative a. G. Welch Or Glen.
coe introduced q resolution In the
House OF Representatives providing
that each newspaper could have one
representative present at every com.
mIttee meeting, that there should be-
no secrecy about any 0f the meetings
and that the public should be fully In
formed OF all proceedings
Representative A. Il. Larsen of
Sandstone gave notice OF debate.
The resolution fathered by Repre-
sentative G. M. Bendixen calling upon
Congress to oppose any steps toward
placing an embargo on the exporta-
ton of foodstuffs TO the warning ma
tons Of Europe was recommended for
adoption by the committee on AgricuI-
ture.