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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
aas DO. q coIl 80.
sEcnRisr LuAVTs ON
LONG WESTERN fOOn

Frank d E,chfiHi of woe son Autnnip
Machine bud suuply lrplmns ttFt
to-day rof q tnp through YELLOWSTONE
National rafh and ihs Itrin. ftat
section l1f,f teunntnK 90 chicago.
Vhers he VIII %" joined Htrr is
Sire 4eohlaf THE aefhfiaH expect 90
D. aysenf until ssniembrf usuus
the shsouce ~ Nj aaetflaf a A.
Wine ~ san Antnnln ,ier pr,adeff
81 ine company will Boz ln charlse 10
the tnfuua Christi hrahoh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
Copying This One!

Hero Is q ohnrminely fresh
iltilo summer dress which
youf dressmnkor can copy for
you from this photograph
You might even ny It ygurself
" you arc clever with scissors
and needle II is u chailiq
frock with orgaudie under p
dress set on quantity with
bows nf picot ribbon The
tiny rosebuda are the same
shade ~ pink na the frock
Tho vest has shirrcd cord
TOP and puffed sleeves above
me elbows finish the short
hmonn sleeves Reuv car
ncntoi ~ Paramount pictures
iA wearing u
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

aUNNIARY MErTINc

the Womnn's Auxiliary ~ the
American Legion win meet Of = O'Clock
this evening IN the Legion club rooms
All members ARE urged 70 Dee present.
Mrs a. " Conn. the president. win
tel Of her recent ifir 10 Houston and
~ the two tuherculnr soldier boys the
local auxiliary has adopted
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

GREAT FALLS Mont Iuiy is.--
Iiail ~ feet deep 10 giieys ana one o.
g. feet deep elsewhere was reported
today following q storm that Was de-
clared 90 have covered path from l
- miles Wide in ihis vicinity Ab1ut
900 acres Of wheat was declared q,
have been destroyed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
RAIN NEAR eisHop

Hfpntta acre fDeeffrd iaaf niEhf aag
ins % good fain bod fsiien in a sar
ZION einDf4DinE H tsfftofy hetssfn
about haif % miis south 90 nifhon
Co. ahuuI fhfse MIL fn 800 north. s.
heavy hover was ninfftf fl htFr
isiirp n tnr IrhhsrhuNi sf feffanns
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
RueEkAA soclAl clun

Mrs " y Ridges VIII entertain tho
h"hekah Social club nt O'Clock mis-
afternoon az her home. ana s. Tanchu.
street
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Rub W ri.n tlli- osir
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

nab 81 'rlfm Em. uforIon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
LIQUOR CASES
DISPOSED OF

Two rtore itquor cAsat were dis
posed OF vher Frank Zeman ST. VII se
sop vas sentenced saturday morning
n the Hammond police court was
brought psfo-e Judge Klotz th4t a..
:ernoon Zernah rad faie1 tpiee to
appear il co1rr At the tina MS teia
vas supposed Is take Place and OF.
acera ere obliged 70 50 70 r.2st Gary
after MIN. Zeman received a nhe %
$3.50 and 40 days on the penal farm
one OF the heavieyt sentences handed
70 hquor law vlolAtors IN Lahe county
The 3aii sentorc~ was suspended
TIE othet iquor lau violator p-ns
William ". Brown. who sold liquor to
The students at Valparaiso university.
Brown ia alleged to be quite wealthy.
having property valued ~ over Sl0h-
n10. II is a mystery Why he should
rescrt to the whlskey b4sineSs a.
source cf revenue. Brown was fae,d
5000 ard costs and was sentenced TO 80
Gays IA Jail. The jail sentence WAS
suspended
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
CONSUMERS
IMPORTS AN
ICE CROP

T.eh the great storage houses ~
Wolf lake practically allied with ice
shipped to Eamrn ond az great expense
from the northwest where lakes ana
streams yielded plentiful crop. ths
Consumers company IL now N position
- guarantee the people OF Hammond
against an See shortage rhts yea<.
For weeks the railroads have beer
delivering ice 70 the storage houses
TAa b.z houses a. Cesar AXE Rave also
been stocked. IN addttl6n 70 these
stores OF natural ,ea. the company has
large plants located IN al parts Of the
CITY CT chicago.
The conpany's Esnaa ord Yards for
&c. ooei ana building material are 70
Gated in the heart of the city VITA
unlimited facilities Cor Serving the
public at large lee cards have al
ready been Distributed throughout the
Is In readiness for . heavy seasons
business.
Because OF the unusually mild
wirtar which made the natural ice crop
in the Calumet region almost a total
failure the company has been put to
con siderable expense IA prepar!r9
ITSELF to ->eet the demands of the pub.
lie. Because Of tai. added cost 81 ad-
varce OF 20 cents per 100 pounds has
been made in tAe rr;se OF ice deiivs-sd
This went into effect today. but o.
acisls insure tire public that there VII,
he no further advance thls season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
J. J. NEDJL AP
PEARS IN INQUIRY


stead If showing tae subsequent RE-
4uct4cn trcrl the peak alr @ei5l satd
-vbv Z IT IS fh4 t-r nrton y he com
rni-tse 10 give tno nater,al men the
oest 81 the deal I guess can produce
IT
H .Ner frankiv admired thai lunl-
bsr IS lower than + vas il 1872. The
chairman then said. All we Vant to
d. = 10 set A. r,e f.c-s Nj Nel1l Z
,--u euote = dgrre In 1915 when every
bod knows that most 81 me increase
took place Subsequent to that time
,ben quote enc lu 1890 : oelieve in
fairness ,-ol should quote one IN 1919
Now We ore not tr-ing 70 make GUY =
case fer the fGmberlran We all know
thar lumber IS higher nov. even after
it has been reduced than i vas n pre-
war times
III Netdl stated that he can rarena.
her a great many Years sgo when he
n~ured brica in the Wall for Sl2 50
sI275 and $500 thousand including
his prof. TO-DAY srlck delivered on
the job sre 1880 a Thousand for the
brick alone Inere Is your h.gh cost
81 building He did not blame this in
crease on the local dealer but on the
manufactures
u want ID say further thst insofar
a. the qualification az the members cf
the brtcklayer's union s concerned
that We will take in no brick aver wno
is not vouched for by TO men Who
Nave worked On che wal with him
they don't vouch for his character.
they don't vouch for anything but BIS
qualification as a hrlcklayer II they
Should vouch for some man uho is net
Il hrickIayer there Is a penalty pro
,4ded for it. they dcr take thcss
chances But will admit like all
other cases occ aSionally there Is 8
mistake ard perhaps = old one D'iil
slip in, but on the average vou Will
md that the brtcklayer does his work
attempts % d eight hours 4 day Il
any OF you have ever taken the trouble
to watch them. perhaps when they
were constructing the house next to
your door. you viii note shat the
brioklayer climbs up the ladder al 20
O'Clock In the morning and stays on
the scaffold until twelve o'clock at
noon. unless nature force him to leave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

The Misses Blanche and Jessie Merry
and Miss TheIna Sha9er OF Rensselaer,.
Ind yisited Dr.. Albin Mailer and
he Misses Mary and Edith KILLER
They notored from RennesIaer and
elted n Indiana Haroor, Hammond
and Chicago.
Mrs A Parker lust returned from
california where she has been living
fo~ the past months she reports 3
delightful time and the best or health.
Dorothes Lynch small. daughter =
3-r and Mrs Trn. Lynch Of Mzywo ID
-onue has the mumps
Florence Hammond. Adelai1s Hi.
Adelaide Fox and Helen Welt returned
- Western College. oxford. ohio. -
day
Harold Harmon returns 10 In6ia7a
University. Bloomington Ind tonight
The evening hour COMMITTEES OF mo
Hammond Wonlan's club viii meet al
tho home OF Mrs. Harry Weis Of 50
Ann street this evening. Miss Irene
Treubroth will be the assisting hostess
A musical program has been arranged
and there will be an election OF OIL
GERS for the coming year,
KG4hsryn OberIin and her house
guest Lucille L4athrop returned to
Rockford College today. Yesterday
afternoon Ketheryn had few friends
IN 60 tea TO u1eet Miss Lathrop.
-
The So ana So club met at the home
81 Hiss Hazel Hamer Of Lewis street
Music and needle work were enjoyed
ana g nice luncheon vas served. The
necEe meeting will be at the home OF
Mss BrredIa France.
re Germania Rebekah lodge will
hold IS regular meeting tomorrow
evening. All members requested to be
present particularly the degree stafs.
as ths-s Is to be an initiation OF can
dt6s1sA
The Standard Bearers Will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Ernest McKinnon. 22s
Lewis street tomorrow evening. Mss
Adele Dunbar will be the assisting
hogtesgs As there IS business Of spe-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

MAY FILE TODAY

Mayer ". = Hedges of Gary failed 70
spring the surpfise IN the steel city
political circieS that was expected on
SaturdA.'.
Saturday morning Intimate frtends
II the Mavor, stated that they would
not 20 st all surprised Il the Mayor
would file and seek nor=ination for
mayor would neither confirm nor deny
until oci3ck the Mayor did not put
n Mis- APPEARANCE al tae city clerks Of
ace.
when questioned at the city hAE t.e
mayor would neither conA1ra ner deny
the report
He did say t1o1gA that under the
present law. that April third. the Issg
dayfo r hiinE falling On Sunday. a pros
pective candidate would have one day
OF grace and this will give him or an
other candidate ar opportunity q lie
fCdav
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

and he VIII 80 to his lunch at noon and
he will get back on the scanold at ons
o'clock or twelve thirty. whateveR
time they start after lunch and ne
stays on the scaffold until -FOUR or iva
whatever time they may quit
Il want to say again that do bee
lieve, conseientously 60, that the briclo
layer today Is laying as many brick
wherever he may be working as he
did thirty years ago, and the only
difference new Is what they are pad.
in the amount II money that they are
resolving for the same amount ot
work that thev dfl thlrty years go.'s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
Obituary
Mrs. T. A Aydelott

Mrs. c r. Richter 81 2s7 Logan
street received a telegram sanda. an
nouncing me death Of Mrs. Thos. a
Ayde!ott OF ISL Logan strest which
occurred ST the home Of her sister
Mrs. William Sammons At Springfield
Ill, Saturday evening neath vas due
% cancer Hra. Aydelott way 49 years
old and besides her husband leaves 90
mourn her. two brothers and two sis-
ters. No announcement mas been m adc
regarding the flueral but - IS ex-
oected that she VII be buried at
Springfield.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04


(n)---John A Hepp.
COJECIL2fAN EIGHTH WARD lFl
John c Hcnning
c>OUECILM1tN EIGHTH WARD tD)
C. H Lasater and VIM r schultz.
COUNCILMAN NINTH WARD tR)
John w Jones ard g J Wolf
0oUNC1LLA9- MYTH WARD Cp)-
JOSEPH z. Haney
coUNcILalAe, TENTH w.aRp tR)-
Frank LEM
corNcIL,1A., TENTH WARD tD}--
John Kru gtolka
COUNCILMAN ELEVENTH wARp
CF)--carl w. Herb James a Ealo. FL
ton " 3tocker
COUNCILMAN ELEVENTH YARD
CD)-Benj T Hathavay
JOHN W M0RTHLAND.
BERNARD c. GAyIr,
ARNOLD H KUNERT.
Election Commissioners.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

cial Importance Al! members Az re-
qussted . be present
The Jewish Ladies' Aid Society vii
inset at the home of Mrs ~ Stiglitz Of
31I sibley street wednesday afternoon,
April 6. All members are requested t.
attend
no OF the outstanding social events
AZ the week Is the marriage on Wed
nesday OF Virginia Bauwens and Or
Carl NIorganthAler which VIII be
sole1nnirsd at the s. Pauls Episcopal
church at o'clock
Miss Altessa Ern1neriins Val return
to Rockford College Rockford. Ill. to-
day after spending tho spring holidays
with her parents the y EmmerIings of
20 Mason street.
ar. and Mrs. ~ =. Schroeder have
moved from $50 Towle street 70 thelr
home 70 Riuhach avenue.
The literature department Of -ha
Hammond Woman's Club VIII r1eet
Tuesday afternoon April 5rh AZ ne
hcnae Of Mrs A. W Lloyd Of 1900
South Holman street Ire topics Tor
the sfterroon will he A Csdidata for
Truth Bsretora and Sinister street
Compton Mac Kinse-. Mr. Leslie AR
ts- will have Scharge ~ The program
assisted b. Mrs Edits c-lntn. the
Mesd DANES Sheridan and watson sill
sing
Ctrcls 70. q The s. Ms-earet's
hospital vii meet at The home Of Mrs
Y. q BIeae of 121 Ogden street tomor-
row evening. April 9Th. All members
urged 10 DO present
Carolyn Paxton and Mildred whiaery
returned 20 Ferry Hail where they az
tended school after spending the spring
vacation with their respective parents.
Mrs r e. Deninz Of South Holman
street returned LAST week from sew
eral months spent n California
Mr. and Mrs " A 1.oore returned
yesterday from Hot Springs yesterday.
where they have been for tho past few
weeks.
Mr., and Mrs Ed simon rs-e gore to
Hot Springs. Ark. for a short visit
Mrs, Frances n Kingsley has re-
c,.,,ss,.
The fourth division 81 the =
Mrs. E. E Beck. $50 state Lire street,
Ine IRA dlvlsion oI I'M --aHias 4c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

celaneous. 214 2sc7 ordinary G-sts 20
q 20c hrstS. 33iac; checks. lie.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys 4oc;
chickens, SOC; springs, $50. roosters,
zoe: geese I68lgc: ducks
TOEs--Receip pts. 81 cars; uew
Fla Spauldinss Rose No. per Dbl
312 so. No. ? &19So. Nor whites eaok-
Ell and bulk. sI.oeQ1Io
vEAL-3o re 50 lbs. Sc. - 70 SO lho
50 Sc. 80 to 10 lbs, 90 lee fancy. 10
12o. overweight kidneys 40 20 ia lbs.
3 SC
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

FtsTE--R-eceipts 20 600. market
steady % 25e higher. bulk. 5G1o.
TOP. SO rs heavyweight. IS rs d a.25.
N q s1n, N'edsht. s7.15Gaso
CArTLE-Receipt vs. market
generally steady beef steers, choice
and prime. ss.5o01o.s5; medium and
coed. S. 4od $50: good and choice "a rs
40: common and medium s72S9s15
HEEP-Receipts. - 900: market e5.
eff lambs, 81 lbs. down $50 2 Io.
lambs. s. lbs. NJ. $3.50 $50. lambs
Guile and common. $7as.5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
HARBOR MAN FANCIED
SHIRTS; STOLE THEM

= Jesus =tereka an Indiana Hsrhor
Mexican. was handled witheut Eioves
when rs was caught in the act Of
stealing two six shtrJs from Never
Nagderoans clothing ore in Ham
uond this morning. He entared the
store ab5u, 90 clock WITH another
man and while hts companion n'ad4 a
pretence Of purchasing a shirt steroka
attempted 70 get away With both or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
FRED STULTZ'S
S0N INJURED

FAsG syu.ts 500 : Ri1ge ROAD. CAY
spo-ted 20 the Car pohce last night
that his son was injured ia an acct
dent a. 9Th avenue and Broadway yes
terday afternoon. wi,en he was struck
by an unknown autoist Mr.. St4Nz
asked the a.d Of the police in locating
tic aatofst
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04


gerry way; Possession - once, 1245
: crest avenue. Hammond 4-4-3
NOTICE OF FINAL SETH E2fFNT or
ESTATE. IT. THE Mating or THE
ESTATE OF HENRY BOYER. DE-
CEASED. No. 2e51 N THE LAKE
SUPERIOR COURT. 3EARCH TETrM
1921
NOTICE Ia hareby gtvea 20 the
HEIRS. LEGATEEs AND cREpIro
Of Hanry Bovar. deceased. 70 appear in
the lake Supporter Court. held at Ham
;coad, Indiana on the asia day Of Ap-
~. 1871 and show cause. Il any Why
tho FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS
with the estate OF said decedent should
not be approved and said heirs are ro-
tifed 70 then and there make proof or
heirsatp and receive their distrtbut!ve
shares
WITNESS she Clerk IF the Like SUI
perior Court 81 Hammond this 2nd day
OF April, 1921
HERBERT L WHEATON.
Al Clerk Lake Superior courr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

Il this is true it may be that The
3favor may lie sometime today and Will
also leave the gateway open To some in
dependent candidate who is waiting IN
~ the eleventh hour 20 announce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
POLITICAL ChEDI-
DATES ANNOUNCE

Ed:tor TTAszs-Fiease announce to the
1s-didate FOR city judge on the repub-
can ticket. subject 70 the primaries.
PHTr. GREE-u-AT.D
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

Tha L c 3 4 VIII hold their an
nugl election Of officers Tuesday even
iag April 9Th, a. WeIs Hall Dele
gates to convention eIeo5ed Il this
meeting 4-4-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
RUGS AND CARPETS

Thoroughly cleaned II yoar own
aorne, Hamilton Beach method. Wil
aIso take them out Il you desire Call
+, cooksey" Phone Hammond 349a
SPA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
PLEATIEG AND
BUTTON HOLE

REMsTITCHING. BUTTON COVER
ING, BRAIpING
-PRG5EPT EFyICE
CALL MASSEY --TELEPHoNE 448
81 z. STATE ST, HAlzMoND
2-4e.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

Painting AMI decorating Ter Ell
eienoy and reliability 50 Is = l. cohen.
Phone 103e-W .15-S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
CHICAGO CASH GRAN MAnkrr.


NHEA I-&o, red S14s1I.45E
20. red. $1.42 l-48146. No. hard
winter s14a1l.sl No hard win-
ter, Sls7l4 elias: no. nor. sprins.
- 4aia No. ) spring, S152
CoRN--%o. ? ml1ed. % l-4&&c; Ne.
2 wAite 57lEc 10 yellow $50
5s%c. Nc. white, $40 ssc. No } yell
low. S46 56c. 70 ! white. Sc l-4d &c;
No. yellow. sec 6315c
oATs-No. ! white ~ Lag Sc: 10
white. 55G s. Lie, 10. 5 white. 35t,
q 36i*e. NJ ( white. s. O. sac
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

BUTTER Receipts. 1878 tuns,
creamery extra 4sc Arsts. 41844e;
packing stock i661sc.
EGGs-Receipts :o.52o cases, mis-.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR EEST--HSsqv :vc room brick p,IrE-
allow. garage ~ basement complete II
Gerry way; Possession - once 124s
: crest avenue. Hammond 4-4-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04

''Tanlac Is Simply Wonder
full. / Prize It Above Ev-
cry Other Medicine, Even
That Which Was Prescrib-
ed For Me-" She Says.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-04
| 4 NAIRkt. : :


INTERNATIONAL hENs sERFIcEl
.EN> OItk April 4.-stoC 3, clcs-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
>0"''' Navy Blue
Stockings gVooiens
ca, Desirable Fabrics
At Very Low Price
Values for
$2S5 yard
Full Fashioned Stockings e.; WV,
$1.lO pa" and
soh Costume Serge
Diack s'l<--Nsse soles and tops that enrently
Al|-SiIl All S;l1 practical navy
81 cS na;r " 'N blue Appropriate for
pIacL L. $l.95 pair a multitude Of
brown and r,any of Fxcerora1 ~l skirts dresses
the grey, polo - ;11 and 81 inches
evening and gown 9a wide
sbadee ;s]a 7solas y - sic soes
~''N ''N' 4 Worthwhile
""' ups D'o'N o'Ny for the Thrifty Woman
Grouu

I is the finest opportunity you have had in ss.v-
eral years to buy the excellent type OF ftrn-
ture you desire at unusually moderate prices
Furniture purchased in this Sale may be he'd and
insured IN our warehouse without charge, and de
ivered any time you desire within period Of
ninety days
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
THE GREAT MIDWINTER SALE OF FURNITURE
Begins Y0morrou

THOSE of you who have been following con
ditions know that MIXTURE in
general has not down in price as radically
as certain other commodities Yet much of the
furniture in this great Sale is marked down 20
pre-war paices.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
39th Street
Paris Hats
Are Beguilingiy Loue!y

'rl exolc colors-daringy gay exqusitely delicate in
one heir quaint of brm abruptly off the face gently
romeo back or dropping gracefully the eyes, Their fabrics Of
rare hneness originality and charm and their trmmnos as infinite
variety as the passing fances of woman
All these will find you see the newest arrivals m h E
\o0-and much more besde They strictly speaking Sum
% a's YET by the same token they products of Winter
'>oo 90 ey possess which
eooen meanhe entirely for present
omentw T~N~'
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

Breakfast Coats Of
Crepe de Chine, lamb s
wool quilted silk lined
throughout.
$19.75 and tax
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
$055.OO

Wonderful values in
Velours and Bolivia,
with collars of Nutria
and Australian Opos-
sum. Graceful dolman
effects and straight-line
coats, silk lined through
out - exceptional gar
ments in quality and
finish.
Offering to Meet the In
le Wraps at Lowered Prices
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
$500

Sulnptuous and dis
tlnctive styles in Wraps
and Coats of Cashmere
Bolivia and CorduvaI.
with lavish collars Of
Squirrel, Beaver and
Australian Opossum;
some with collars and
cuffs Of Nutria-all the
most desirable shades.
Another Especially Prepar
creasing Demand for Fashio
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27

cral mkihassr for i coimimiuinhiStic Or
,ptoyment activities.
In view Of the existing relations be-
tween this country and Russia, Mr..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27
WILL CHECK MOVE
TO ABOLISH WIS.
r R. COMMISSION

Madison, Wis, April 27.-The move
to abolish the railroad commission
which gained impetus during the irist
part of the session, will be largely
checked, it is Indicated, by the UNI
favorable assembly transportation re-
port on this feature Of the Peterson
utility bill.
The measure in its original form as
considered by the transportation COM
mtttee in joint session with the SEN
ate corporations committee yesterday
afternoon, called for abolition of the
commission and substitution in its
stead a utility commission Of three
members. An additional provision
would provide that the earnings of
utilities exceeding 3 per cent Of the
investment should. go into a sinking
fund instead Of being divided among
stockholders.
Following the hearing the commit
tee agreed hat the section calling for
the death Of the present railroad com
mission should be removed. They
then agreed to accept an. amendment
altering the section which would gov
ern earnings Of the utilities. In this
form the bill will be recommended
for passage.
The nodded single tax proposal
drawn by Prof. j. r. Commons Of the
University Of Wisconsin was laid over
for further hearing by the tax com
mittee.. Appearances before the COM
mittee yesterday afternoon were all in
favor of the bill SO that opportunity
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27
OF GIANT
ANIMALS FOUND
: in CALIFORNIA

: Los Angeles. Cal, April PA
Tooth of a wild horse. measuring four
inches long. one and a half inches
thick n having eight rings, indicat-
ing the animals age, is the latest dis
ycovery Of e~xcavators in the lime pits
ut Torrance, near here. NOther in
Steresting finds are tusks from the
saber-toothed tiger, sharks teeth,
side bones of whales and bones Of ami
mails Of gigantic proportions. An an
-cient Weaponso OF stone, ~unearthed with
the horse tooth, weighs ten pounds.
Its sides are hollow, presumably for
the purpose OF fastening to it a spliced
sapling for a handle.
Inquiries from all over the United
States testify to the general interest
In the relics discovered at Torrance,
according to DR.. c. L. Edwards, sci
enlist. who has the articles on ex-
hibition in Los Angeles. s.a
t@.The deposits which we are un-
covering are estimated to be at least
], loco, 900 years dc and all tend to
show that at some time animals
largerathan those found pm any other
part of.the globe lived in this dis
trict." said DR.. Edwards. "Represen-
tatives of the Smithsonian institu-
ton and other scientific institutions OF
the country have visited the pits and
examined the evidence of a. former
age, stating them to be Of great value
in amassing scientific information"