Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21

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The chief executive sffEl IN he'd -
nvverins from ri ATTACH of infauenxA
affixed his signature To the measure ~
kcnn rs n reached him
Ths night far Increased ssxxtson "a
tran ore properties IN northern Min
nesura. sared IN political campaigns
and Legislatures ton THE past is vssra,
now Wit ne transferred TO the rearss.
Caira9d l.. hiftnn, attorney general
iaid members al the Hrase COMMITTEES
or TAXES snne time Rre that u the hin
rassea Minnesota would have un its
hands 'ane nf the biggest lawsuits IN
the hisinrs ef the state"
There ~as resnitins In the ranks ~
these xfho have lnnx been aaveeatinS
a tonnage tax MaT az these Rsve.
Gates admitted fhnf the h!r nnura hat
i1e wauld rev start Fur they Gx-
pressed safissRcainn that The martes
had heen settled No Far M tire ieEisla-
ture and the rnverner were concerned
Ap-,eutsarai Rifs PASSED..
Farmer senators arposed MI amend
rnsni To TIRE farm hur,aae hin altered ks
Senator Marnus johnson. Nenrasrtssn
league leader which wonld hsve with
held state AID rrnm farm hureHns an-
hess Nil their uficers were fArmera
The amendment wania have prevented
businessmen frssm corporation IN farm
bureau ~erk The amendment was
best 40 "a Is The han then Was
passed, incr~asing state allowances Tor
the farm bnr~su organizations In sli.
IL agricultural hilas we're pssscd en- .
sreciRl srde rim the senate. They tn
Guided the nes cald storage srl tho
Seriine hlll prohibiting use of the war&
''hntt~r" In ADVERTISING butter suhsta-
fut"~. and the Nikin~on hill For 10
forc~ment Of the scs regulating trading
In grain fufurex The senate Aise
passed the hill for licensing askhftectA
engineers and SURVEYOR. and tAe hiIi
authorizing Eve additional auxiliary
Judges to settle the northern Minner
snta IRE claims against railroads.
ceverner s,cns 0ah
There we're esther de~einpmAata -
road kaCislafiun GaveYnnr q, h @.
Freus aligned the highway sdmia1ssznr
tion hin in trent of q movie camera
with highway department Officials ~
witnesses
Governor rr~ns Aiso signed . hin hy
Senator Henry n Eensoa. providing
for party conventions in advance ri the
primaries 10 inoorse candidates fnF
Htsie offire and cungr~ss. and soogS
platforms
Refuses 10 Concur N A~eNemen&a
The house refused TO canrur IN sen,
ate amendments to the bill changing
the soldiers' bunns Act. The ssaAta
amendments adopted ocutanue the
bonus board In ofFfce until June ~.
1872. With = board esf review az three
nembers te assist Il In clenntnG up
clnims, and make miner changes Ia
the rules admitting service men 20 the
hnnns
$as,soooco Cor state Exssnse.
Appropriations by ihe Minnesota
Legislature for the cominx tee years
win total between s2sb0 Doc ana tss
900 ehh, n vAs estimated by managers
Vi INV hF}5Rt1 bAskGiA Bh3ft me- W.
rssenfs cnt q! more than - .6i,0 ybt'a
from the amounts requested by differ
eni departments ard Institutions
In spite ct the growing needs Of the
state and the higher cusfs Of maintain
ing institutions. the total allowed this
year viii not exceed the appropriations
made two wears afa The ffisl then.
sysx> 5p A.
trs session. Sas about t2s Dot bbe
All the appropriation bills are sub
teci TO change bat The approximate
totals can be determined very closely
today. They vili rEn about as faIlows
Educational ,..-~-... SIG osh zoe
! State departments .. 500 esa
State Institutions - 200 bh8
4 ssrni-stsfe activities .....- Bose be8
Claims commandments. 500 sbs
( The last two bills have not teen
( framed by either committee sna 1nis
K roughly are estimated
The senate finance comm tee sp-
( pointed 3 subcommittee af FIVE 10 pass
On tbe University ~ Minnesota re-
nuosss
Fpi.e Expenditure ti~,it
+ "a order 10 curb eatTAvagAnf expen-
c.iures OF villages and cities on the
iron ra2res of Minnesota. ~ mem beers
~ the house Of Representatives. with
+ the consent of Governor Prens, nitro
I 6uced 3 bill arinr definite limitations
Nshsn 8 fev hoary after Tire neas-
ure bad beer Introduced he house
/ committee or ia1es met aid recon-
4 menGea II for immediate passage &C.
+ spite vigorous pros esls
! The bill - sponsored largely by nsa
who we're responsible tor passing the
sc-called tonnage tar hi1l
4 TIE proposed measure ft@s AFni.
( ~ expenditures Tor local Purposes 81
SIS per Ga pi.a and q lsrns' FOR school
purposes OF Sc ~ capita. II further
4 yroyioes thsi tax levies for The par
! pose Of caring for outstanding ln5shs-
ecness IL TO be permitted
There is no Question about there be-
ing widespread sentiment In the leg
is}stgre for curling expenditures for
local purposes CO the iron ranges For
wears Legislators from other sections
hare locked AskgBce Et the pace SET