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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

lNhme OF corpofanon or person selling or
Provided. however, that any person or cor.
or naphtha in buIk BY tanks shall. il lieu ~
the stamp or brand herein provided for, FUR
nish and deliver 70 the purchaser . certificate
| Provided, however. that II shall be deemed
fuil compliance with this act tf the said
nsaams srsv.y moi higher sssn e ss0~ ss,u.i
Feautne gravity of the goods SOLD as deter
mined by the ''Tasiisbue standard Heststsrsd
Of sixty degrees Fahrenheit.
Sec, 8. That section ss2s Of the General
statutes Of 1913 be amended 10 M 10 read az
Section $500. The Inspector ana hts dspu,,s.
are empowered and II IL hereby made their
wholesale snd retail dealers in or any manu-.
faoturvr. rernsr or vendor Of SAID itluminattn
H. % hns's s:o ard t. In
products are stored; and II II made tine dtts
OF al dealers IN fpch petroleum products te
other foreign substances; and u such inspector
shall ma or discover on said premises any oil
have been ssam,nee 81 ts.t.1 h, ana sn nn nn
marked. stamped, sealed or branded &c shai,
:, once proeeed 70 test and thereafter mark
stamp, seal or brand the aarns.
Every agent and employees Of any rsfiroAd
company or other transportation company hav.
The ,sipmsns II receipt o. ,hs os ss noMns
benxips or naphtha mentioned In this act shall
give and permit the Chief state INSPECTOR az
Oils and his deputies free access 10 such books
the amount Of eiis. gasoline benztpe ana
napltha shipped and received. Any snch aren't
or employee Of any railroad company or other
transportation company refusing or n~eiecttus
to comply with these provisions shall b. Fuilty
nne not TO exceed nifty dollars Or ~ fnipr4epn.
u1ent In the county jail not 70 exceed stxty
days, or by both such nne ana fnrrfsonmenf
Sec 4 That ssction 3szs Of the Gesersi
Statutes Of 1918 be amended 20 a. 70 read a
follows;
Section 3s2s. OH, gasoline. naphtha o. hes.
zinc shipped In tanks or tank cars shall NOT
be unioa1ed until II II duly inspected. prs,
yidinR such Inspection IN made within twenty
four hours after the arrival and notice settins
forth the number OF the car ana dnte al IL
atty gallons or major fraction thereof shall NJ
considered barref In computing the inspecftor
fees No further Inspection shall b neeessarv
and n such oil. gasoline. nnphtha OF bensfne
be afterwards placed In barrels. tho perror,
firm or corporation 90 harrstina Same ahaiI
See s. That Section $3.50 OF tie 0ersrsJ
Statutes Of 1913 be amended - - 10 rsad d
Section aaso. m. fees for inspscts.s and
branding shall be ~ follows:
!; For = .inxis ba,r.i or ether recsptaels
q n more than one ana not ncee thsn q,
such recrptacles BE- Inspected at one ttnns ana
place tweuty-hve cents FOR each.
additional barrel or receptacle. except q hsre-
4 on sasoltn. naphtha or bsnrfna : |
tanks or tank cars containing more than nfty
barrels seven cents per bASrel /
II the quantity IN any one rsesptacis ezesedst
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Name OF person or corporation selling or
.ssns,is1 sane N. .h.ll ns signed printed
provided, however that Il shall be deemed
fuii compliance with this act n ssid label a.
tank wagon sale ticket shows i,eaufne xravi.
q the Foods sold as determined by the .Tss.
liabue STANDARD Registered Iiydrcnetsr Beaams
s sesis n temperature o. sixty degrees
Every person or corporation seliinr ar do.
iiyering oil IN bulk BY means OF portabie tanks
shall, IN lieu OF the stamp or brand herein
provided for. furnish and deliver 10 The pur.
Sec :. Thai section saas Of said tyener,,
statutes Of 1913 be amended 30 Al 10 read q
section asas. For the purpose q mi. e.
ever name called held or offered for sale which
may OF csn Dc used for illuminating, heating
&c power purposes shalt be deemed to be sub.
49, ~ tne sane inspection and control ~ pro-
eepf. that the inspectors are not required 10
test " otner Than 70 ascertain Ito gravity; and
y SHAH be unlawful for any person, dealer Or
benzine or naphtha for any OF sueh purnnsss
that has not been 30 inspected and approved
Al gasoline, benzins and naphtha shall h,
tested e, % % srayity y me same manner 4.
mating purposes and every barrel. cssk. OF
package which contains kasoiine, naphtha ~
bsnxine shall By labslsd Or branded with tho
the case msy be. in large letters Il isaH two
inches In size, and the gravity thereos shall bs
printed or Eteneiitd on each barrel. can. cask J,
tank or other vessel covering deliveries az nurh
This is 70 certify that the .-~--- ,Sssotia~.
nAphtba or bcBgne ~ the case may Be- shaii
be inserted In this blank covered BY this sale
tss 10 Be- Inserted II ,h, ssns sna II. srsss
inspected and approved by the state OH In
spector /"
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s.ut Of the state of Minnesota for one year
reyt preceding the time OF making his appii-
cation, unless be served in a Minnesota regi.
nesosa All persons who are otherwise entitled
uuger The provisions of this section to adrnis-
sien 10 said Soldiers Home who actually
served In any cafnpaign against the India rs
fn Minnesota, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-twe tiSs2N shall be entitled
~ admission to such Soldiers Home, notwith-
standing such persons We're not regularly en-
listed, mustered into or discharged from the
military service of the United States,
THE board of trustees are hereby author
lied TO admit wives with their husbands, and
the widows or mothers OF those who are, or
If living would be. eligible to admission under
mitted unless she shall have been married 10
her soldier husband prior to the year 1890,
charged ex-soldiers. sailors and marines, who
served in the army or navy OF the United
states In the war begun in the year one thou
tween the Kingdom Of Spain and the United
states or the Philippine Instruction. or
the Boxer Rebellion su shall be admitted unless
husband prior to the year one thousand nine
hundred and ten uel0l, and no wife. widow or
mother shall be admitted unless she shall have
been a resident Of the state Of Minnesota not
less than five 90 years next preceding the date
OF her application. Provided. however. that in
case any such wife, widow or mother who had
previously been resident of Minnesota for
not less than ten years. and who has lost her
Tes,aence in this state by removal therefrom
of her husband son, and who has returned
10 this State for the purpose of making II her
home may be admitted to said Soldiers Home
after having been resident of this State for
not less than one year next preceding the
date of her application provided such appii-
cant is otherwise eligible to admission under
the provisions of this section, and provided
further that all soldiers of the Minnesota
National Guard who heretofore or hereafter
may lose an arm or leg Or his sight. or may
become permanently disabled from any cause
while In the line and discharge of duty. and
are not able to support themselves, may be
admitted to the Home under such rules and
regulations as the Board OF Trustees may
adopt, and any soldier of the Minnesota Ma
tionsl Guard suffering from illness or injury
sustained from any cause In the line and dis
charge Of military duty, shall be admitted
to the Soldiers Home hospital for medical
treatmant and hospital service until recovery
from such illness or injury under such rules
and regulations as the Board OF Trustees may
adopt,
sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved, April o. 1915.
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signed by the city comptroller, ana shall b
sealed with the seal az such oity. excspt thsi
the signatures to the coupons attached "a
such bonds. II ary. may be Autographed
thereon, and such hcrds May be suiA nj nc.
less than ntnsty-Eves per cent Of their par
value and accrued interest, and then only &C
the highest responsible bidder therefor,
SIC, L. This act shall na apply TO amy
city governed by a charter adopted pursuant
20 section SO. article OF the state consu-
tutien.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect ana be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 2S, 1915.
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CHAPTER 27i-~s. y. No, My,
AZ ACT entitled An Act 20 amend ae0tgcns
6u1s ana 512H and 00So ana HdcA nn6 NNs0
ana kh8a 81 the General Htatules Il Mime
se!N Of 1913, relating 10 the insrsrtiou ana
sala nf petsolenrn products. manner u I'M
&pestlon, establishing 4ees FOR tnspNctaos,e
2 PROHIBITING the sale nf adulterAtrsl< pstrnleuyn
products and providing penalties Tor viois.
De 4 enacted hy the Legislator. II The state
section i Thst Section sosa 81 Inc t,.rrr.,
statutes OF 1918 be amended 70 IL 70 read -
section ss2a No person shall se,l. a. oft.,
Tor sale. or USE for illuminating pnrr,osNe any
coal OIL Or products thereof. unless the saInr
ms Deem Inspected ana branded a. nrxyyided ~
thIs actt nor any fhst WITH Ignite at trrapera.
Fehrtnheit,
The instrument 70 be used In MAKING txsts
anal Dc the s'Tnxiiahus Open Cup,'s ana the
Nsavits or said oils shall be determined NJ ina
.TaNltabue standard Registered Hydru,uete A.
baaume heate NJ Temperature al stxty d.
grses Fahrenheit. and eaId gravity ANAL hA
stencilsd on each barrel or package contain-
There shall, be printed or st.ncii<S on s@arl,
tank wagon sale ticket car. can cnak barre
or tank covering delivery Of oil the fo}iewinr.
TIL. fs 70 certify that the oil covered ~
this sale has gravity test Of -~ss--~-- f5@hfs
Hthnk shAti be allied In with the actnai rreyfty
test aud nre test Of not less than one hun.
drsd and twenty degrees and has been IL.
.psc.ed ana approved by the state Oh Inspeo.
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AN ACT to authorize cities of over 5000 In
habitants in, the State of MINNESOTA 4
ing and equipping new public school build
ings and acquiring grounds and sites there
for In the city,
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the Stat,
section l. Each and every city of thl.
state row hereafter having over nN,
charter adopted pursuant to Section Bg
Article 4 of the state Constitution. ia hereby
suth6rized and empowered acting through
OF such city. by resolution ordinance fuiy
passed by ar Affirmative vote Of not less thar
two-thirds OF the members elect Of the City
Council or Common Council OF the city. d
sell bonds OF such city TO an amount no,
exceeding Three Hundred Thou.and Dollar,
for Tire purpose Of dsfraying the cost Of con.
strueting, erecting. charging. improving, re
pairapE and and sqa sssaon. to yrsss
buildings and acquiring grounds and site,
therefor IN the city. and to the amount d
lars In par value and 70 use the proceed,
thereof for the purpose of dsfraytns the cos
Of constructing. erecting, charging: irnprov.
high school buildings and acquiring grounds
and sites theretor in such city,
one 81 Of thia act, or any portion thereof
may be issued and sold by any such city
notwithstsnding any Limitation: contained Il
this state, prescribing or fixing any limit
UPON the bonded Indebtedness OF such city
but the fun faith and credit Of any suef
citv shall al all times be pledged for IN.
PAYMENT Of any bonds issues under tfi,
sct and for the current interest thereon, and
TIE common council or city council OF sncf
slty shall zach year include in the tar lew
for sgch city a sufficient amount to providf
Tor the payment OF such interest and ~;
~. accumulation Of a sinking fund for tht
ysdemption Of such bands ct their maturity.
Sec 3 No bonds shall be issued by ans
ss,ch city for the purpose h@reiEbefore men
go ~ rsfn so- longer period than thirty
years or bearing a higher rate OF interest
tSan four per cent Per aDuGrn, but the place
81 payment OF the principal and Interest
,hsrso, snd the denominations In which tbs
sane shall be issued. sheli be such MAJ
bs determined upon b. the common council
or city eognni! and msy Re in form OF coupon
bonds or registered certificates so-caiiFf.
All such bonds shall be signed by tn
mayor attested By the city clerk and counter
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eeu1pmest az each such ssnatmtAm inelndins
cod OF site shall not exceed NIFTY THOUSAND
dollars, Whenever Any such AAnAiorinm has
un Communication small have full charge md
control OF ths maintenance Of the same bal
may confer win the state board Of ccntse
chase o. supplies tnerefor Whenever II desires
30 70 DO. and said state board OF ceatrc} shall
tho purchase s II spplies whsn = saslss spca
said county sanatortum commission shall de-
ternins ~ resnlatien each ycAr ptter 20 July
ma,nsenanos Of each ssnsscraum nm dsrinx liz ill.,
seaaoMink year and verified eeux Vt such
rsselat.en shall be sprthwish iorsanlsd Il
and such board er boards shalt al the regular
Msefinx IN July include the properly apprpvesl
ana asnortiansd amount IN the annual levs
ef sanh isyT In any ono rear sxceed one mil
on the dollar OF assessed valuations For shs
s q s.ss fss esssns treated IN s
snail ~ paid TO said county or group 81
counties ey the state treasurer euf 81 tunds
s s made monthly s' a as ws y
stale auditor. drawn upon tbs state trcNnsarer
provided that the president and executive
minnesota sanatorinn FOR ccnsusnptissx cersi
~ that the institution has been properly con
auesea. Monies rceetsed BY county Or conn
uee rem the state treasurer for tho main
eensnoe Of free cases shall he placed 10 III,
crrdt of the .ssnatnrinV fund. In Case TN,
~ uSfe srsnues unite IN a decin0n to e&t0A
lish sAnatortam,. the county sanatorium com
mission shall arpcrticn by resolution cnc~hsi
the estimated total cost or site erection an
maintenance for the ensuing year between d
among said counties. aud dssiraate III
amount 70 be raised BY each county, whtr,
said eprortiunmenf shall be based apprcxlnate
upon the resneotise population Of sal
counties ~ Determined br the last previous
tederAt or state cNnsna. When u apporftoue
said commiseaon shall forward TO the board I,
coanfg commissioner Of eHeh county q cert
hed cury " Mheh rrpoltftion ana each count
board shall then proceed 10 pay IL Ii hxs fun1
eSNHapie for that purpose or TO make 4 Ia
levy Tor the amnunt apporticned 70 its county
All moneys collected or received Tor such esiaa
tefum purposes except cost az ate. erNrts n
and equipment. shall he deposited In III
reAsufy or said county % the credit ~ III
superruicsis sanatcrium funds. ana shall No
| e. used Tor any other purpose ana shall Ii
paid out In manner provided BY Law Far oths
county upon the property authenticated vns,rh
ere % the county sAnatariurs, crynrsinrin,
slEned by the president ana secretary thsreof
anu At moneys collected or received ID h
used toward the navment at the cost Of sta
esesu.n ana equipment OF such sAnatcrsnu
shaii pc seht BY each county Treasurer ID IN
shle usAsurcr to be placed 10 the eredfs !,
snid ssnAfoftun and rhAii b. pWid ont IA I'M
manner ~ IN this section prcvided ar ntks
payments toward cost Of site. erreston ~,
Component Of sssd sanatorsum. fsia III S0
SEC, s.. rhis aet shai, tsk. .v.e, - 4
70 iorce from and after In passaxe
approved April ~. fain
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13

The following were in attendance
from here at the Christian Endeavor
Convention at Berea; Mrs. J. A. Anon,
Misses Alice Rigney. Mamie Stormes
Dunn. Minnie Nav Robinson, Kathleen
Ogg. Mary Lee Lear. Messrs Louie
Under, VIII Rice Anon, Paul Elliott,
Glass Carrier, Bert Embry. Robinson
Cook, Gowen Bourne, Wallace Cotton,
Harry Rainey, Billy Miller, VIM Kin
naird and T. J. Price Jr.
Miss Martha Ward Sweeney was the
gracious yourg hostess at birthday
party Monday afternoon, receiving some
80 of her schoolmates at the hours from
$3.50 to $50 The house was most at
tractively decorated, the color scheme
Of pink and white being used quite eff
fectively. In the center Of the table
was pretty white cake iced in pink
bearing IL candles, white and pink.
The MaY-pole dance and songs were
used and young Miss Sweeney was
crowned queen upon the happy and
eventful occasion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
The CHRISTIAN
VOLUNTEER CHURCH
Charity Work,

The Christian Volunteers will open a
Mission in Lancaster. with headquar-
tiers at the Davis Tailor shop on Dan
vile street, for the purpose Of Stun and
rescue work, and taking the charity
work upon themselves. 1t should be
understood that all donations. either in
money or furniture or household goods
of any kind will remain in Lancaster.
for the worthy POOR and the local mis-
sIons. We are very much in need of
furniture and bedding or anything in
household goods, and we ask the public
TO please assist US. All calls will be
promptly answered. Thanlsing you in
advance. We are yours irt His name.
Adgt. and Mrs. F. NJ. Holland.
Capt. Wahlberg, Div. See'y.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
5 IL per ct-MOney-5 IL per ct.
5 - Years 49, S

Loans made on real estate. If you
need cheaper money on long time. see
me about it.
G. b. Swinebroad,
2-lS-tf. Lancaster, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
LANCASTER GRADED SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS RETAINED.

The outcome of our graded school
this year has made an enviable record
and the outlook for next year glows
with prospects of unusual brightness.
Prof. M. l.. Cancer, together with his
efficient corps of assistants have been
retained for next year; to this corps
has been added teacher of expression
in the person of Mrs w. K. Todd, of
Tenn, who has had three years expert
ence in this line of work at Columbia,
Tenn, and comes highly recommended.
The students as body are pleased
that all the teachers will be with Us
next year, and this alone speaks well
for these teachers as il is great step
forward to have gained the good will
and affection of those over whose fu-
ture hives they weld such a power.
The students. individually and collec-
lively. speak in the highest terms of
praise of Misses Brashear, Anderson,
finder, Ezell, Morris, Smith, Hatcher,
Mason and Robinson.
Among the many able principals of
our school, none have advanced it more
rapidly, or are entitled to more credit
for it present high standard than the
present incumbent. Prof. Cancer is by
nature and education AN instructor.
He puts his whole heart and life into
his school work and since he has been
at the head of our school it has sailed
i'll smooth waters until it stands today
the pride of our town and county. A
more practical, thorough school would
be hard to find and those who have the
honor of receiving diploma from his
hands are most fortunate.
The matter of teaching music in the
public school has not been overlooked
and this department will still be in
charge of Miss Webb much to the
qualification of her pupils and patrons.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
WHATS THE Use.
She grew so very portly that She "

She grew so very portly that she was
ashamed TO go and weigh.
1t seemed to her as though she gain
ed at least Is pounds every day.
Her friends protested that she was so
fat she really was a sight.
Her waist line grew and grew until il
worried her both day and night.
She bought longer belt each week ,
and deeply sighed FOR days of yore.
When of panatella shape, she weigh
ed one hundred pounds. no more.
She read an ad one day which told
about fine new tangled cure
Which would relieve her Of her flesh in
manner that was safe and sure.
She bought some of the Anti-Fat and
took IL on her daily rounds.
She took nine bottles, then she weigh
ed and found she'd gained forty
pounds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
farm FOR SALE.

Farm containing SO acres, three miles
north of Lancaster on the Lexington
pike, well improved with good stock
barn and all necessary out buildings,
with never failing springs and splendid
young orchard in full bearing. The
residence contains ten rooms, with bath
and other modern ccnveniences. This
has been mostly in grass for the past
IA years and is now ready to grow
hemp or tobacco. Sixty-five acres in
bluegrass. the balance in clover and
meadow. The desirable location. fer
tility of the soil, makes this most
desirable home. For further particu-
lars, apply TO
Alex West. Lancaster Ky.
i-6mo.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
SWEET CLOVER.

The great new fertilizer and land
builder-equal to alfalfa in hay and
pasture, Write for price list of seed
and Free Circular" telling how to
grow it.
JOHN A. SHEEHAN.
r, ID. 8. Falmouth, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
The WOmans Club


A spirit Of mOdesty, together with
desire to keep peace IN the family. keeps
us from copying the kind words of the
Danvile Messenger. We will say how
ever, it takes great deal of willpower
as such compliments are very scarce in
these parts.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13

Miss Anna Martin Of Dsnville is the
guest Of Miss Fay Acton.
Mesdsmes Lizzie Denny and Matte
Duncan were recent visitors IN Danville.
Miss Margaret Cook is still upon the
sick list with something like malarial
fever.
Mr.. c. w. Anderson is reported quite
sick Of bronchitis. being confined to his
room.
Mr. Alex West is visiting his daugh-
ter and other relatives in Nicholasville,
this week.
Miss Virginia Beazley was in Stan
ford for a short visit to her aunt Mrs.
VIM. Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Haselden daugh-
ter Miss Jane and son Louis motsred to
Stanford Friday
Judge X. A. Burnside has returned
from Harlan after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. J ". Landram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brown are at
home from visit TO DIR. and Mrs. f.
J. Brown of Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Price were in Dan
villt the past week the guests Of DIR.
and Mrs. $. p. Grant.
Mrs. j. X. Mount left the past week
for visit 20 Mr. and Mrs. George A +.
McRoberts Of Covington.
Mrs. James Holloway and little
daughter of Chattanooga have been
visiting Mrs. James Ramsey.
Mrs. Jonas Mckenzie and little
daughter of Mt. Vernon were visitors
the past week of Mr.. and Mrs. S. N.
Davis.
Miss Georgia Dunn of this county
was in Berea for the State Christian
Endeavor Convention and delivered two
interesting addresses.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Foley and sons
Messrs Barssk. Russell, md Herbert
Foley of Lexington were recent guests
Of Miss Salie Tillett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arnold and son
Cabbell Arnold, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Simmons of Richmond motored to Lam
C ister Sunday for visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Foley, and sons
Of Lexington, and Misses Sallie Tillett
and Marie Ballard composed motoring
party to Crab Orchard Springs.
Mr.. w. l.. Arnold and family. Mr..
X. l.. Arnold and family and Mrs. John
Arnold of Richmond, motored to Ian
caster Sunday and were the guests of
Mrs. Sam johnson.
The Chautauqua. Circle held their last
meeting for the season with Miss Bet
tie Robinson at the home of Mrs. Alex |
Walker, discussing the subject The /
Golden Age Of the Child"
Mr.. W. T. Short of Richmond motor
ed here the latter part of the past week
for a short visit. lie was accompanied |
home by his nieces, Misses Nav and
Annie Powell who were his guests for
two days.
Friends in Lancaster will be interest |
ed in knowing that Mr.. Howard Hoeing |
has been transferred from the city of
Milwaukee to Chicago. He and his |
excellent wife are frequent visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sweeney.
A splendid photograph, comprising
family group. representing four gener-
atoms appeared in Saturdays issue of
the Courier Journal, it being Mr.. /
Thomas Anderson. Mrs. S. ii. Ander-
son. Mrs. Harry Elmore and bright lit
tie daughter Elizabeth Earl Elmore.
The reception by the Seniors and
Juniors of Hamilton College. Lexington,
held last Saturday evening was pro-
nounced most charming event. there
having been as many as three hundred
invitations issued. Among the mem
bers Of the senior class present were
Miss Edna Berkele. of this city. and
Miss Mary CLAY Williams formerly Of
this place.