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charge to the parties to said action
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
Approved April s, 1915.


be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 8. 1915.
CHAPTER s4-H. F. No. s77.
AN ACT to empower counties
bordering on the Mississippi Riv.
er to make appropriations TO aid and
assist any city of the fourth class
situated on the Mississippi River, and
located In or adjoining such counties
in paying for, improving and keeping
in repair any bridge crossing the MS
sissippi River at such city.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota.
Section l.. In all counties In this
state bordering, in any part, on the
Mississippi River the county commits
sioners of any such county NAV by
resolution duly adopted, aid and assist
any city Of the fourth class, SITUATED
on such river. and in or adjoining such
county. in paying for, improving and
keeping in repair, any bridge across
such river, including approaches there
to. located upon or forming a part of
any street or highway. either wholly
or partly within its limits, when such
bridge, street or highway shall form
part Of, or connect with. any stale
road, state rural highway or public
street or highway leading into or
through such city or into or through
such county or counties.
Sec. 2. Such aid may be given once
in each year and shall be paid into
the city treasury of such city out of
the Road and Bridge fund or funds of
such county or counties or out Of the
allotment to such county or counties
from the State Road and Bridge fund
and shall not in any one year exceed
$1,000 for any one OF such counties.
Sec. 3. Where the county commits
sioners of any such county decide to
aid and assist any such city in paying
for, improving or keeping in repair
any such bridge as herein specified.
they may at any regular or special
meeting thereof adopt a resolution for
that purpose, which resolution may be
in substantially the following form:
BE 1t resolved by the county COM
mssioners Of the county Of
That the sum of 5 be and
the same hereby Is appropriated out
of the Road and Bridge fund OF this
county Cor out of the allotment for
this county from the State Road and
Bridge fund.- to aid and assist the city
of in the county of
in paying for, improving and keeping
in repair the bridge across the Mis-
sissippi River at the city of
and the county treasurer of this coun-
ty COR the State Highway Commission
is hereby directed to pay into the city
treasury of said city OF said
sum of s out Of any moneys be-
longing to said funds.
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Chairman.

Chairman.
Sec. 4. Upon receipt of a certified
copy Of any such resolution by the
State Highway Commission, or by the
county treasurer Of the county adopt
ing the same, it shall be the duty of
such State Highway Commission or
such county treasurer, as the case may
be. to pay the sum therein stated into
the city treasury of such city and to
charge the amount so paid to the fund
or funds stated in such resolution.
Sec. 5. All money appropriated to
any city under the provisions Of this
act shall be expended thereby for the
purposes herein authorized, and 1t
shall be the duty of the clerk Of such
city, on or before the first day of
January of each year. to prepare and
file with the county auditor Of the
county making the appropriation an
itemized statement showing to whom
and for what purposes the same had
been used or expended.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved April s. 1916.
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CHAPTER 96-S, r. No. 26I.
AN ACT to amend sections one ~
two 60 and seventeen 40 of Chap
ter three hundred and forty-tive (Sio>
Of the General Laws OF nineteen
hundred and seven 1s0O, entitled
AN Act to provide for the organl
cation, admission and regulation Oh
fraternal beneficiary associations m
Guiding the business of life and ois
ability insurance, and to repeal an
laws in conflict with the provisions
OF this Act said sections one ~,
two t2) and seventeen az reIathS
to the definition Of fraternal pene-
ficiary associations, what assocla~
tons operating under lodge system
and to the securing Of a license py
foreign associations and the require
ments for same respectively. -
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature %
the State OF Minnesota:
Section /. That section OF chap
ter 3i5 OF the General Laws or nine,
teen hundred and seven Gs0D be, ana
the same is hereby amended TO READ
as follows:
Section !. Any corporation, society.
order or voluntary association witnou'
capital stock organized and carried on
solely for the mutual benent OF 1ts
members and their heneficiaries. anu
NOT TOT pToft, ana having Il 4o4eS -
tenn with rttualiste form Of work als5
representative form of government ana
which shall make provision Ter tHe
payment of death or disability oehe-
fits, or both, is hereby declared 70 oe
q fraternal beneficiary assocta uon,
provided that any beneficiary soC'ets
or association. whose membership 40
confined to the members OF any
religious denomination shall only II
required to have a branch system aLN
a representative form Of goVerhiits.n.,,
Such beneficiary society or assoc!atl3t.
shall be governed by the provision.
of chapter 345 Of the General l1a"7
Of 1907 and be exempt from all ptu
visions Of the insurance laws OF u.
state to the same extent as frate'hA
beneficiary association
Sec. .. That section 9 Of Chapter
345 OF the General Laws OF nineteen
hundred and seven Oae7l be, and 'as
same is hereby amended TO READ
follows:
Sec. 2. Any association having a su-
prsme governing OF legislative V.us
and subordinate bodies or hrahCH.e
by whatever name known iht'
which members shall be electe1,
initiated and admitted In aecoFaahSs
with Its constitution, laws, rules. TT,
uiations, ard prescribed ritnaiis
ceremonies. which subordinate ioass
or branches shall be required by say,
association TO hold regular or s.n
meetings at least once in each nioA''
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CHAPTER SIS. r. No ses
AN ACT fixing the salary and expense
allowance of County Commiss toner's
in all counties of this state, now or
hereafter having an assessed valu-
alton Of more than $3.50. 900 900 90 and
an area Of more than 5000 square
miles.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of
the State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That in all counties OF
this state, now or hereafter having an
assessed valuation of more than two
hundred and fifty million dollars ($25O,-
100000. 00), ana an area of more than
five thousand tc000) square miles, each
member of the Board of County Com
missloners shall receive an annual SAL
airy of eighteen hundred dollars
$l,S00 .0o). payable IN equal monthly
installments as the salaries of other
county officials are pan., which salary
shall be in lieu of all ssther charges
and allowances against said county.
be allowed and paid in addit9yn to said
salaries their actual and .2cessary
travelling expenses Incurred aud paid
by them in the discharge of their Off
cial duties), not exceeding in one cal
endar year the sum of Three Hundred
dollars (s300. 00l for each commission
er. Such travelling expenses shall be
allowed by the county upon duly veri-
fed and itemized bills. In the Same
manner as other claims against the
county.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts IN
conflict with the provisions of this act
are hereby repealed.
Approved April 3. 1915.
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Ss3zAPTER SIS. r. No, iss.
IAN ACT Ia amend Section ssfs az the
Atn4rAl Statutes or Minnesota for
2 yeAr HI regulating the investment
"a ~ funds OF Domestic Insurance
s NsOMpAniee
" snacted BY the Legislature OF the
enee of Minnesota.
1ctlon 4 That Section ssta or the
ored Statutes of Minnesota FOR the
I'D 1914 he and the same hereby Il
u oSR6Hd 10 read az follows.
x41A Capital. When Paid In
snslw How Invested The capital OF
a4oky stock company shall be paid
nm IN cash within six months from
Dote ~ ~ certificate OF incorpora-
nd thereupon 4 majority OF the
shalf certify under oath to
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years on the Wednesday next follow
ing general election day.
In Stearns County, on the second
Monday In May and the first Monday
in December.
In Todd County. on the second Mon
day in March and the third Monday
In September.
In Wadena County, on the fourth
Monday in April and the second Mon
day In November
Approved April s, 1916.
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CHAPTER aN--H. r. No, GEL

CHAPTER St-H, r. No. 6S1.
AN ACT TO amend Chapter nine fD Of
the General Laws of 1918, fixing the
time. for holding the general terms
OF the District Court In and for the
Seventh judicial District.
he II enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota;
Section l. That Section one O). of
Chapter nine CD Of the General Laws
of 1919. be and the same hereby is
amended so as to read as follows:
Section 1. From and after the first
day Of July, A. II. 1913, the general
terms Of the District Court in and for
the several counties composing the
Seventh judicial District OF the State
OF Minnesota shall be held In each
year as follows;
In Becker County, on the fourth Mon
day In March and the first Monday In
October.
In Benton County, on the second
Monday In April aud the first Monday
in October,
In Clay County. on the second Men
day In May and the tirst Monday in
December.
In Douglas County, on the fourth
Monday in February and the first
Tuesday In September.
In Mile I.acs county, on the fourth
Tuesday in March and the third Tues
day in October.
In Morrison County. Oh the second
Tuesday in June and the second Tues
day in January.
In Otter Tail county. on the second
Monday in April, and in the odd num-
eered wears on the first Monday In
November. and in the eyca numbered
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CHAPTER Sis, r. No. 100
AN ACT 10. amend Section 1919 of the
revised Laws or 1905, relating TO
me annual report OF the Commits
stnner of Insurance.
Ae n enacted ny the Legislature OF
the State Of Minnesota.
Nection 4 That Section 1919 OF the
Revised Laws ot 1905 be amended so
~ 70 read as follows:
Ihe annual report OF the commits
aoner mall include y statement OF the
eselple and expenditures of his de-
paKknent, q statement OF the financial
Nonditton and business TRANSACTIONS az
80 Aeveral insurance companies doing
uasinese IN the stnte. az disclosed by
oMiciai examinations and by their an
\ nAal statements, the condition az the
reg ivarships Of insolvent companies,
Il ealnkn proper
Approved Ap-il a 1918,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

III AfTEk st~~H. II, No. S4S.
AN ACT to appropriate money for the
enlargement of the hog cholera
serum plant of the state OF Minnie
sofa In the Department OF Agrieal-
ture OF the State University, and for
the manufacture, sale and dissrtbu-
ton of such serum vaccine or other
biological products and prescribing
regulations and conditions with ref
erence thereto, and repeating Chapter
SIS. General Laws 1918,
he Ii enacted by tho legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section !. That the sum OF Ten
Thousand Gte.ooo. o0l Dollars. or as
much thereof as may he necessary, is
hereby appropriated from an moneys
In the State Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the enlargement and
equipment OF the said hog cholera
serum plant of the State OF Minnesota
at the University Farm, same to be
immediately available.
Sec. J. That the sum OF Twenty
Thousand t$so,oo6,oel Dollars, or rs
much thereof as may be necessary. is
hereby appropriated from any money
IN the State Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated, for purchasing materials
and defraying the cost and expense In
the manufacture. sale and distribution
% hog cholera serum. vaccine or other
biological products. Ten Thousand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
Sacramento Wants In.

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 16.-Sacra-
mento baseball enthusiasts are happy
today over the possibility of this city
having a Coast league baseball team.
Sacramento will make q bid for the
Portland franchise.
Charles Graham, prominent in Coast
league circles for many years, said to-
day that the reduction Of payrolls to
$4,000 a month will make it possible for
Sacramento to put team in the field
without losing money,
Sacramento refused to support a
semi-pro ball team the past season and
the fans are hungry for the Coast leag-
uers. Men prominent locally in base
ball are waiting for more definite word
from Portland before taking action.
Upon final official notification that
Portland, win be dropped from the
Coast league, local men win get busy
raising money to get the Portland fran
chise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
WhitlUCk Favored
For Second Place

Washington Nov. lG-Friends of
President Wilson discussed today the
possibility of having Brand Whitlock,
of Toledo, American representative to
Belgium, as the president S running
mate in 1916.
With this discussion arose further
suggestions that Vice President Mar
shall will be out of the running.
The president himself intends to
make no campaign for reelection, rely
ing upon his record aud upon the rep.
resentations of able campaign speak
erS.
If Whitlock gives strong support to
the issue of national military prepared.
ness, his friends believe he would make
m ideal vicc'preSidential candidate. As
q campaiguer, democrats say he would
be n winner
A radical progressive, Whitlock, The
politicians said, would be likely to at
tract null moose votes to the demo
cratic party.
Moreover, campaign experts express
ed the view that he would be able to
swing Ohio to the democrats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
Richmond P. HobsOn
Thinks Bryan and
Wilson Are In Accord

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. 16.-There will
be no split in the democratic party bv
reason of the divergent views held by
President Wilson and former Secretary
Bryan on the question of military pre-
paredness, according to the declaration
here today of former Congressman
Richmond Pearson Hobson, Of Ala.
bama.
In fact, Hobson expressed the opin.
ion that an understanding exists be.
tween the chief executive and his
former premier by which the latter
is to support Wilson in 1916 in return
for Wilson's endorsement of BRYAN 5
presidential candidacy in 1920.
Speaking of preparedness, Hobson
said the hostile attitude toward the
armament program of House Leader
kitchin is not likely to ieopardize the
fate of the administration 8 Legislative
plans. Public opinion, he thinks, will
force the passage Of the proposed meas,
ure.
Hobson would have the American
fleet developed to take first rank
among the navies of the world saving
we should have a fleet on the Pacific
coast stronger than the japanese navy
and on the Atlantic greater than the
German navy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
MAY CO
INTO NORTHWESTERN
Other Cities On Circuit Would
Welcome Oregon Metro
polls Next Year

Seattle, Wash. Nov. lG. - Portland
will be in the Northwestern league in
1916 if Judge MeCredie, owner Of the
Coast league franchise there, can per-
suade his fellow members of the dreG-
torate to stick to their action Monday
When Portland was dropped from the
double "A circuit because the railroads
refused TO grant " reduction IN pasSeh-
ger rates
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
By William Philip simms.

Omitted Press staff correspondent)
With the French Army in Cham.
pagne, Oct. 2O.-(By mOil.)-The ayia-
tor who discovered the big 3S$ mill
meter gun which bombarded Dunkirk,
today told me how he did it. He is a
French captain but beyond that the
censor commands silence.
al was flying in Flanders" he said.
"when Dmkirt underwent her filst
bombardment. 1t seemed that the big
shells must come from warships at sea,
but MS you know they were fired from
Il point in Belgium some two miles back
Of the German lines or about 20 miles.
cit takes thief to catch q thief,
so MS German aviators gave the range
to the big gun, French aviators watch
ed them and gave the range to the al
lied artillery We photographed the po-
sihon from several thousand feet mp
and from this photo marked ON our
arge-scalc artillery maps the exact
point Of the shells departure"
The captain, young, clean.cut, wear.
ing monacle; his reddish mustache
cut American fashion, opened an album
such as you probably have at home.
Turning a few pages he stopped at one
he said was the Dunkirk cannon, Small
but distinct, the cannon could be seen
in Il circle Of whitish-gray-thc cement
base. Leading up to it was Il double
thrcad-thc tramway over which the
mammoth shells were hauled. Nearby
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
Por Portland, s Place.

San Francisco, Nov. 16-Baseball
fans were on the qui vive here today
as to what city will replace Portland,
to be dropped by the directors of the
Pacific Coast league unless better rail
road rates can be obtained. Sacramento
and Ogden were mentioned as possible
substitutes for the northwestern city,
but the directors have given no intima-
tion as to what action will be taken,
Owing to the proximity of Ogden to
Salt Lake, it is argued that very little
additional expense in the matter of
transportation would be incurred if
Ogden were taken. The Mormon city
supported its Union Association team
fairly well, but some fans conversant
with baseball in Utah argued that this
was because of the keen rivalry in all
matters between Salt Lake and Ogden,
Next years meetings of the Coast
directors was awarded to Salt Lake,
while the schedule meeting was post
pOned until after the first of the year,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
Federation Of Labor
Has Much Work Ahead

San Francisco, Nov. Delegates to
the annual convention of the American
Federation of Labor today faced the
problem of disposing of 1853 resolutions
in the five remaining days of the con.
vention, Fifteen committees to which
the resolutions have been assigned are
working early and late preparing
recommendation on the forms of action
to be taken
Delegates from Washington, Balti-
more, St Louis Buffalo and Provi-
dence are campaigning for the 1916
convention. Selection of convention
city will be the last matter to come
before the convention.
Action looking toward advancement
Of the eight hour day movement will
be taken soon. Forty of the largest
international organizations already en-
joy the eight hour day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
Sport News
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}. WOULD RETAIN sCHAEFFER,

University of California, Nov. To-
The campus was startled today by the
rumOrs that agitation is under way to
retain jimmy Schaeffer, whose resigpa-
tion was accepted after California s -
to defeat at the hands of Washington.
Nobody would admit tnat anything def.
itine is being done, but the persistency
of the rumor caused many to give cred
once to it.
At the welcome home given the foot,
ball SOUND last night on its return from
Seattle, Assistant Coach Smith declared
California 5 great showing against
Washington Saturday was a complete
vindicatiOn for Schaeffer and forth.
with talk of asking him to remain
sprang into life.
Something definite as to next sea
son S football coach is expected to be
uncorked when Graduate Manager Joan
Stroud and Schaeffer return from the
north.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
How To Make Your Hair
Soft, Fluffy, Beautiful

An old-fashioned home recipe, con-
sisting of plain bay rum, layona de
eomposee, and methol crystals, is one
Of the best things in the world for the
hair and scalp Get from any druggist
six ounces of bay rum, two ounces of
lavona de cOmposee, and one.half
drachm of menthol crystals. Dissolve
the menthol crystals in the bay rum
and then add the lavona de composce.
If you prefer your druggist will mix
these ingredients for you. A teaspoon,
full of your favorite perfume may be
added if you like. Apply by putting a
little of the mixture on soft cloth.
Draw this cloth slowly through the
hair, taking just one small strand at a
time. This cleanscs the hair and scalp
Of dirt, dust and excessive oil and
makes the hair delightfully."- fluffy,
soft and mstrous. To stop the hair
from falling and make it grow again
rub the lotion brisllly into the scalp
with the finger tips or medium stiff
brush. Apply night and morning, Try
this simple remedy for n week or two
and see if it does not do away with
the dandruff and loose hairs If your
hair is normally thick this recipe should
keep it so. If your hair is thin keep
up this treatment regularly for q mum.
1ler Of weeks, IL your hair papillac
and follicles are merely dormant this
treatment should revive them aud thus
make new hair grow and gradually
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
Senator Harry Lane
Fayors Large Navy

Portland, Ore, Nov 16.-''I favor a
navy if you will pardon the slang,
strong enough to knock the block off
any other nation" "
This statement today shows where
Senator Harry Lane, Of Oregon, stands
on the preparedness question.
In an address before the Packson
club, a democratic organization, last
night, Senator Lane advocated defen.
Siye navy, but not the building of one
to 20 to war against any other nation
or to grab territory.
The senator, however, declared that
the armor used in the construction of
dreadnaughts was obsolete and that he
will have to be shown that it will re-.
sist the high explosive shells of the
present day before he votes u cent for
more battle ships
The government should also build its
own warships, the senator said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
RASHES, PIMPLES,
ITCHING TROUBLES
NEED POSLAM

When the feet itch and cause severe
discomfort at the end of the day. what
relief there is in little Poslam spread
gently on! Itching is alayed; annoy.
ance from sweaty odors is removed.
Under such treatment the trouble is
not likely to recur quickly. Should
Hives, Rashes, Pimples, Sunburn,
Stings or Mosquito Bites annoy Pos.
lam will quickly relieve and heal. Won.
derfully helpful in Eczema and skin
diseases aggravating and stubborn.
One months trial of Poslam Soap
the soap of soaps for tender, sensitive
slsin-usually leads to its continued
use.
For samples, send 4c stamps to Emer.
gency Laboratories, 80 West 25th st..
New Yorw City, Sold by all druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
WILL ABANDON RUGBY.

Portland, Or, Nov. 1G.-The belief
prevailed here today that Stanford uni
versity will abandon rugby and return
to American football next year.
Stanford has submitted to other coast
colleges tentative outline for new
Pacific Coast conference, according to
DR.. Il. j. Stewart, athletic director of
O. A. c.
If a new conference is organized the
matter will probably come up before
the Pacific Northwest conference whici
meets in Portland December > and 3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
Wilson's Critic
Ordered Reinstaiad

Washington, Nov. lG.-Tn orders to
Postmaster General Burlesou today the
White House unquulificdly ordered re-.
instatement of Assistant Postmaster
Burkitt at Winnetko, Ill.,, who was re.
moved because he criticised tine prasi.
dents engagement for being too soon
after his first wifo's death.
Assistant Postmaster General Roper
today telcGraphod Postmaster Kloepfp
to reinstNto Burkitt immediately.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-16
HOT FIGHT EXPECTED.

Portland, Or, Nov, lG.-The fans are
eNpcctinga a hot battle when Ralph Cru
man and Tommy Clark meet before the
Rose City Athletic club in six round
bout tonight.
Clark, wao has reputation as a mix.
or, says that he will not try to outlook
the lightweight contender but will go
at him hammer and tongs from the tap
Of the bell