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Evening star., 1932-08-26

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BOSTONS, young dogs, also 2-year -old brood
matron, all pedigreed. Smooth fox terriers,
bull terriers. Esqumo SpitZ, collies, black and
tan. Gold and tropical fish. rabbits. mon
keys. parrots, chameleons. guinea pigs, etc.
712 18th St NV
GERMAN POLICE DOG, female. months
OLD will dispose OF cheap 37l4 St nv
YOUR DOG GIVEN A SANITARY BATH,
eliminating heas. for 81; dogs clipped. 81
DIR. Locke'S Dog and Cat Hospital. 1922
Irving st. NV. Col. 0574.
BIRDS BOARDED.
Canaries, 81 week; $3.50 mo.
Parrots, 81 IS week S4 mo.
ATHERTONS PET SHOP,
6l2 St. NV l404 Irving st. NV.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
HORSE. WAGON, HARNESS. first class
equipment; price reasonable. l006 lst ST. NV
WANTED-MISCEL
ANTIQUE JEWELRY diamonds. watches
paid. JewelTy Exchange. Inc, 434 9th st. W.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth coins, sill
yer, watches, diamonds, etc. We pay highest
prices Gold Refining, Inc, 400 18th ST. NV.
BARBER ;a CHAIRS dl5s wanted. 4s8 Neal pl. NV.
BEST CASH PRICES gwen Tor furniture OF
anything of value. Be sure to call District
3ll2 before you sell.
BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity; bring
them OF phone Metropolitan 54l5. Pearl
mans Big Book Store, e33 G ST. NV.
CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store
Baum Inc. 9l4 st. NV. Met. 9744
FURNITURE-Have cash to buy some used
furniture. Will pay fair price also for baby
grand piano. District 3l2l. ar
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FRANKLIN LATE TYPE SEDAN-A give
away for only sl89: thousands of miles left
at this ridiculously low price. Callan Motor
Car Co.. 1927 NJ st. NV. Dist. 3458. Open eve.
FRANKLIN 1891 DE LUKE SEDAN-Can not
than 10000 miles. A real bargain for sl.389
Callaa Motor Car Co.. 1927 M st. NV, Dist.
Evening star., 1932-08-26
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect Its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, 1t IS
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1932-08-26

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RoOMING HOUSE. newly furnished with
the highest grade Of furniture; 1000 perfect
condition cost $4,000 to furnish and md dee1
taxes it. Paying proposition. Address Box
CIR, Star offce.
LARGE FRUIT AND DELICATEssEN
st1re. Will sell cheap. 7l9 st. NV.
GROCERY STORE. established 10 years; ~, :
agents. agents Phone North s535 or North 8496.
CAFETERIA. CENTER FINANCIAL 4I r5T SEC: G
TI0N MUsI Hs v,SM BE SoLP REEsT rMMERsITHIRRAARR Ear
GAIN. Ma. 9255. 26'
BAR-B-Q. combined dining rooms, dance
floor: 12-room tourist nome: now operating
$500 weekly: sacrifice at actual cost. ozs SleV.
STANDS for rent. NEW MARKET. 5th and
K SITS. NV. Apply Penn Realty Corporation
474 K st. NV. Met. 1888
BEAUTY sHoP-saerifice. i'll health; small mall
investigation. Address Box l05-R, Star office
ROOMING HOUSE for sale; 10 rooms; rent.
s55; $3.50 cash. 2l0 Indiana ave NV. 2o-
DELIGATEssEN P3INS s259 WIKI k8W sfC
TJoN: BARGAIN. $500; CASH, $l,50O.
I WILL ASSIST YOU INTO A LUCRATIVE
can finance yourself. west 125s
BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS for sale. y
$50; ss lease. .'' Phone Atlantic s454; no agents,
BOWLING ALLEY. 10 exceptional alleys;
wonderful equipment, including lunch
counter eating booths, POLISHING. machines,
cash register. Ready for operation Cost
$4,000. Can be purchased for about one
third original cost. long lease. low rent.
Possession will be given reSponsible parties
for small amount of cash. S. ]. Monk,
trustee 3ll Merchandise Bldg, l4th and
s.. NV. Potomac $3.50.
ROOM AND BoARD-l1 rms. 2 baths. oil
burner: 18th and G., near G. w. Univ:
5000 will handle. a bargain Call Mr.. De
Poto Nat. $3.50 Nat. 03e2.
HAVE BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE. want
working partner to share expenses. high
class house. best neighborhood; reference.
l750 Col. rd.
ESTABLISHED CONCERN with valuable ter
ritorial rights desires $4,000 additional capi-
tai for expansion program in very profitable
line. We have very interesting proposition
for a live business man. Address Box 25g-M,
Star office. ~
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESMEN.
$3.50 DAILY AVERAGE.

Handle the Process Line. We are
largest manufacturers in field. There
fore our cards are exclusive and
prices are LOWEST. Two picard
box assts. Pays 1009o profit. NO
MONEY RISK. Investigate at once.
PROCESS CORP, ll26 Natl Press
Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-08-26
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD Gas SEDAN. 7-PAss-Cost
S5785 when new. Same new appearance
Double shafied springs; 1O6 brake horse
power motor. Many other fine cars. Lee
p; Butler Inc, PISS Champlain st. Col,
PACKARD SEDAN 192S-Fine condition;
nearly new tires; private party; 1925: terms.
Mr.. Stocklin, Columbia 3257 between 4-S PM
PACKARD SEDAN, six-cyinder, five-passen-
ger; in perfect condition in every detail;
battleship gray Duco finish like new; seven
cation system. Bendix 4-wheel brakes,
Goodrich S.lvertown tires, low n, mileags;
private aasd Sl sacrifice for $500 cash.
PACKARD STRAIGHT PHAETON. late
1923; cannot be told from new; low, mileage;
fully equipped; one of the best looking cars
up unpaid notes OF S499: terms or trade.
CherneI. Ford Dealers, 1871 You st. NV.
North 1865.
PACKARD 8 SPORT ROADSTER. late 1929;
perfect condition: cost S4,500 sacrifice, 5000;
accept smaller car part payment. 439 NV.
PEERLESS 1851 SPECIAL SPORT SEDAN,
8-cylinder; two well tenders, trunk: eXcep-
tional condition. Special. 1925; easy terms.
Triangle Motor Co, New York ave. NV.
Current model; s2.45O Save $1,000 on this
fine car. Former owners name and service
Cnamplan ST. Col. 5O55.
PIERCE. ARROW ROADSTER. 1915. A
small clean-cut value. Unusual because Of
cylinders: 6o-day guarantee. Lee D, Butler.
Inc. 2155 Champlain street. Col. 5O55.
PIERCE-ARROW, Cadillacs, Lincolns. and
Packards. A special and varied assortment
of owner driven cars that are sold under
our 60-day guarantee $3.50 and up. Lee d.
Butler, Inc 2155 Champlain st. Col 5055.
PLYMOUTH SEDAN, 1881 newly painted in
beautiful gray; fine motor, good tires. ex-
cellent appearance; S295; terms trade. Lam
best, the House Of Confidence, 1901 14th st.
PLYMOUTH 1890 sEDAN-New tires. good
paint: S245; terms. Adams 7449-R, Apt. D.
14I1 Irving st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1890 sEDAN3.-New tires. good
Pate. 1860 Park rd. Adams l0202
PONTIAC DE LUXE COACH 1929; 6 wire
wheels. fender wells; newly painted. motor
of Confidence. 1901 14th St. 27'
PONTIAC DE LUXE COUPE. 1929 wire
wheels ,sJl fender wells; newly newly painted d. o. x
Confidence. 1901 14th st. 27'
sTUDEB,AKER SPECIAL SEDAN; 1923
eGod ses Ss or ony za Pohanfa
ice. 1925 goth st. NV. National 0070
garry a so-day Guarantee: 81 command5er
SEDAN. ss4s: T' 81 President f RoadSter. sS75
tTadio "1s ssauiEped!; 81 President Sedan
ger cars ranging around s7OO. Le D. Butler,
Inc. 2145 Champlain st. Col. 5055.
STUDEBAKER 1881 DICTATOR SEDAN
Owner leaving city. Atlantic 1867.
STUTz BLACKHAWK SPEEDSTER. 1928
$50 down, S27 per mo-; fast sport car; Al
condition; guaranteed Warrington Motor
Co.. 2035 18th NV Pot. 070l
WHIPPET ROADSTER. 1927. $50. Call Co.
lumbia 9246 for demonstration.
MECHANICS opportunity; must sell two
cars. a Hudson Brougham and an Oakland
9 Sedan; need some repairs. Cash or can
finance. 304 st. ne
AUCTION SALE. II used cars. 3 choice
building lots. IL am. Saturday, Aug. 81,
Colonial Beach. Va, Colonial Beach Motor
Co. Easy terms 26~
AUTOMOBILES at Wescnler's auto auction.
928 H St NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 m Usually a good assortment.
Evening star., 1932-08-26

.NNLll.O N INI~t7Is-N I : I It ~
internationally known New York corpora
tion holding exclusive processes IN amer,
ica's fourth largest industry, with record
for twelve-fold expansion during the oe-
ION representative qualified by experience,
education and evident ability to sell ana ol-
rect others; compensation will be commen-
surate with requirements. Reply by letter
detailing in confidence experience Salary re-
quirements, phone number ana names OF a.
least two references. Address Box 1l8-R.
Star oflce. 20
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HFLP-MEN.

SUTo BODY, TOP, fender and paint man:
frst class, at once. Must furnish references
and be prepared TO work on salary ana
strict basis system. Hickman Hutchln-
6on, Warrenton, Va.
Evening star., 1932-08-26
BEAUTY PARLORS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
25c and 35c Beauty Service.
PERMANENTS, SITS. So. co.
S1S 14th st. NV. 1925 N. H. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1932-08-26

1TTToMOBILE statesmen (3l to sell used
Sars; liberal commission: no loafers Ora
kam Motor Sales, Inc. 1926 l4tn 81. NV:
BOYS with bicycles for delivery. 1886 10Th
Evening star., 1932-08-26
CLEARANCE SALE ON
REPOSSESSED CARS
l. ONINDI- = )sJl~I/ III AlNSO
AND TRUCKS

All makes and models from s25 to $1,000;
terms or trade. No finance charges. Spe-
cial prices for cash
72 Florida Ave. NE. 7'
Evening star., 1932-08-26

PACKARD 80 ROADSTER AND SEDAN
$685. and Sl.l75. Deals have Just been made
that will bring in these two fine cars Ask
about these fine values. Lee D. Butler, Inc
2i55 Champlain st. Col. 5055.
Evening star., 1932-08-26
WANTED-SALESMEN.

Statesmen AND SOLICITORS When you
are unable to produce, in other neIoS, tnere
that viii pay you from $40 to $45 per week:
See Geo McManis, 318 McGil Bldg.' before
Evening star., 1932-08-26
REPRESENTATIVE. l..

THRIFT BOOKS are selling like wildhre
price only 81 So liberal commission Apply
ll06 National Press Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-08-26

PACKARD TOWN CAR. Dietrich" s875
Suitable for confessional or diplomatic
service. Looks like new; 60-day guarantee
Lee D. Butler, Inc, 2I55 Champiain ST.
Col 5055
Evening star., 1932-08-26

FORD BUYERS and those interested in
good, rlean, low-priced carsl Your time
and money will be well invested when you
deal with US. Ask. about our 60-day guar
antee! Lee D. Butler, Inc, PISS Champlain
street. Col. 5055.
FORD 1929 ROADSTER; runs and looks
fine; get here early; only sSs. Cherner
Evening star., 1932-08-26
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
SITUATIONS-MEN.

BOOKKFEPER ACCOUNTANT desires per-
manent position in real estate firm; creden-
tialS; experienced. Address Box 464-M' star
office.
Evening star., 1932-08-26

Now forming sales orsanization to place
new local issue of merit with appeal to both
sirable connection for men whose ability
and reputation entitle them to incomes above
the ordinary State qualifications, give tele-
phone number for appointment. Address
Roy 35-R, Star ONCE
Evening star., 1932-08-26

OLDSMOBILES-See our selection. A 1928
coach. brand-new black Duco. sl85; 1928
coupe, $50; 1929 sport coupe, s315; a 1881
sedan. like new, S595; several 1882 demon
strators, 6 and g. liberal discounts. Pohan-
ka Service. Oldsmobile Sales and Service
1926 goth St NV. National o070. Open eve
ningS and Sunday.
Evening star., 1932-08-26
sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE with small children.
Can do most any kind of work. Have farm
experience, can chauffeur; wife INDUSTRIOUS
viii work anywhere; small salary. 1851
25tb
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FRANKLIN 1856 SEDAN, l929-s60 down. s33
per mo-; best condition; looks fine; Al tires
guaranteed Warrington Motor Co., 2035
Nth II W Pot O701
Evening star., 1932-08-26

upholStering; late 1880 series; carefully used
by one owner; $275; terms. Adams 9684-J.
FORD COUPE. 1929; here's a real transpor-
tauon value. only Sl15; terms. Cherner.
1891 You st NV.
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FORD COACH, 1929-Good tires, low mile
age; owner must sell, sos. 908 10th st. n W.
FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER. l931-Practi-
cally new condition; owner will sacrifice for
S285. Phone Georgia 0725.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29
Last Highway Bond
to Be Paid In 1913
Savings to State Will Pay Interest
Benefits to Motorists Clear
Profit, Babcock Says

The total amount of bonds out
standing against the trunk high
way fund at the end Of 1892 is $42,-
838, 1852, according to a statement
by Commissioner G. M. Babcock.
OF these $13,838,762 are county re-
imbursment bonds and $29, 900
state bonds issued under the re-
funding act of 1929 and the bond
act of 1881.
The last of the bonds will be paid
in 1913, Mr.. Babcock said. The
bonds are serial bonds, so that it is
not necessary to set aside a sink
ing fund; to meet the payments.
of interest and principal will aver
age $3,677, $50 per year, and ma
turtles are evenly distributed, so
payments will work no hardship on
trunk highway budgets, and there
is no danger that they will ever re-
quire general tax levy.
The savings through bargain
prices on contracts, cement and
other materials in the last two
years, and the saving in mainten-
ance effected by paving and other
permanent Improvements, will pay
all the interest on the bonds, and
the saving to road users through
distance reductions and high type,
all year highways, will be a clear
gain which will run into many
mi. llions.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29
Unlighted Wagons
Cause Many Wrecks
Parking without Lights, Parking
On Pavement, Also Bring
Disasters

A warning against driving horse
drawn vehicles without lights at
night, or parking any unlighted We
hicles on the highway, was issued
this week by the patrol division of
the Minnesota Highway depart
ment. Failure to observe these SIM
pie precautions has resulted in a
number of serious accidents in the
last few weeks. The following are
typical. 49,
Dec. st. H. No. 1, Car parked
on pavement, no tail light. property
damage. s>..s.
Nov. 19-T. H. No. l, Car parked
two feet on pavement, no tail light,
property damage. -
Nov. 2S-T. H. No. 1, Team and
wagon, no lights, man injured,
horse killed. =. so:
Nov. 2S-T. H. No. /, Truck
broke down on pavement, signal
lantern used, one injured.
Nov. 1T. H. No. 2, Team and
wagon, no lights, one injured.
Dec. ct. H. No. 3, Car parked
on pavement, daylight, caused two
other cars to collide.
Nov. ct. H. No. 8, Truck park
ed on pavement, daylight, one in
jured.
Nov. 15-T. H. No. 5, Car stalled,
half on pavement, $3.50 A. NJ, prop
erty damage.
Oct. SIT. H. No. 5, Car parked,
all on pavement, 600 A. NJ, prop
erty damage.
Oct. ST. H. No. 5, Car parked,
all on pavement, six injured, three
seriously, five cars involved.
Dec. 1T. H. No. z, Team and
wagon, no rear lights, property
damage.
Nov. OF. H. No. Z, Team and
wagon, no rear lights, property
damage.
Nov. 16-T. H. No. Z, Woodsawing
rig on highway, dark, two injured.
one seriously.
Nov. 13-T. H. No. IA, Truck
parked all on pavement, no rear
light, one injured.
Nov. 19-T. H. No. Is, Car parked
all on pavement, no rear light, one
injured.
Nov. 23-T. H. No. 16, Truck
parked on right side Of highway,
dark property damage.
Dec. Ct. III. No. 18, Team and
wagon, no rear light, one seriously
injured.
Oct. PAT. H. No. q, Team and
wagon, no rear light, two serious
" injured, two horses killed.
Nov. 30-T. II. No. 35, truck stop
ped in center Of highway, 2:30 p.
NJ, car ran into truck, property
damage.
Dec. 19-T. II. No. As, Truck broke
down on pavement, signal lantern
two killed, two seriously injured.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29
THOUGHTS ON TAXES

Wonder if France would be so
anxious to forgive" war. debts, if
Uncle Sam owed France?
It may seem wise in these times
to keep your sunnyside up, even
while trying to bring taxes down.
The Benton County Taxpayers
Association turned down propo-
sition to have a tax levy that
would build up a fund for new
court house ten or fifteen years
hence. That was good judgment,
says the st. Cloud Times. This is
no time to put on frills at the ex-
pense Of the people, thinks the
Times editor.
Someone has observed that many
times "state aid" means simply
aiding" to keep taxes up.
Government in business is not
simply the politician against the
printer, the banker, or the doctor,
thinks the Hallock Enterprise, it is
the politician against the people.
at is the attempt of the bureau
crat to take away the right of the
individual to carry on an independ-
ent business" the Hallock editor
observes.
When Uncle Sam drives an in
dividual out, of business by selling
below cost Of production, who pays
the taxes Of the "evicted" business
man? Ask us an easy one. The
consumer is the "last man." He
pays.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29
Unmined Ore is Valued
By State Tax Commission
Assessed Valuation Placed at $225,-
219,O48; Less Than Year Ago
Is Pointed Out

st. Paul, Dec. 26-An assessed
valuation of $225, 219,O 4S was set by
the Minnesota tax commission on
unmined iron ore in northern Min
nesota. This is a net decrease of
only $426,050 under year ago.
The total, however, represents an
increase in valuation of $8,313,240,
boosted by the tax commission over
the total assessment as returned by
county boards.
A total valuation of $7,337,923,
was fixed by the commission for
mined ore, or stock piles for this
year, a decrease Of $798,124, over
the commissions figures a year
ago. The commission increased the
returns of the county boards for
this year, $1,014,157, as the total
assessed valuation for stock piles
returned by county boards was S.
323. 766.
The total tonnages in stock piles
on May /, 1882, was 15,015.622 COM
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29
Fatal Auto Accident
On Highway No. 3
CONTINUED from Page Onel

parently the Ford Model A. coach
pavement and then veered off to the
right. Driver Peter apparently be-
came alarmed and attempted to
bring the car back onto the pave
ment. Anyway it turned over on
its left side. Somehow the left
front door opened and Peters head
was caught between the door and
the door frame when the car land
ed on its side. His head was COM
pletely crushed and he probably
died instantly.
There is a report about the city
that the auto turned completely
over; according to the version of
the occupants of the car, this state
ment is erroneous.
The only other occupant of the
Inflated car injured, even slightly,
was Frank, who suffered a cut on
the right front finger.
Deputy Coroner Moynihan was
called. He found the cause Of
death accidental and the body was
removed to the Sank Centre Funer-
al Service establishment to be pre-
pared for burial. The remains
were taken to the home of the par
.ents Wednesday forenoon. Frank
IVES one of the three brothers rid
ing the back seat of the car. He
states that he does not know just
how he received the injury but pre-
sumes it came in contact with a
broken glass in the door.
Peter Schmainda was born on
the home farm three and one-half
miles east of Avon, Jan. 20. 1906.
He is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Schmainda, and the
following brothers and sisters: Paul
J., Avon; Joseph, at home; Mrs.
Art Schmahl, Minneapolis; John
Schmainda, New York City; Frank
Schmainda, at home; Miss Victoria
Schmainda, New York City; Mrs.
Earl Schmahl, Bethel, Mimi; STAN
ley, Charles, Mathilda, Catherine
and Stephen Schmainda, at home.
The deceased was unmarried.
The funeral will be held Friday
morning at $50 at the Catholic
church in st. Mary's parish, st.
Ann, northeast of Avon. Burial
will be made in the parish GENE
terry. Rev. FIR. Parkowsaki, parish
priest, will officiate.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29
Women At Slayton Plan Roadside
Improvement

Identification of four triangular
pieces of land owned by the state
at the intersection of trunk high
ways II and Al at Slayton is plan
ned by the Monday Study Club of
that city, with the approval of the
State Highway department. The
Department last spring took the
initiative in forming the Minnesota
Roadside Development Confer
ence, which is encouraging road
side improvements in all parts Of
the state.
Each of the four tracts is about
100 feet long. Trees already on the
land will be preserved and men,
bers of the club will contribute Ii
laos, spirea, dogwood and hardy
roses and other shrubs. Slopes
nearest to the highways will be
seeded to grass and kept neat and
attractive. Adjoining property own
ers have agreed to cooperate in the
general scheme of Identification.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29

Nov. 29-T. H. No. 50, Car park
ed three feet on pavement, no tail
tight, one seriously injured.
Nov. 23-T. H. No. SO, Car parked
on pavement, no tail light, property
damage.
Driving horse drawn vehicles
without lights on a highway at
night, parking any vehicle at any
time wholly or partly on the paved
or travelled portion Of highway,
and parking or driving any vehicle
at night without hghts-are all
punishable by fine or Jail sentence,
if a traffic officer comes along at
the right time. But if some one
else than a patrolman comes along,
the penalty may be more severe, a
wrecked acr, a dead horse, or a hui
man being killed or MANNED for
life. 1t pays to know the law and
obey it.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29

Totals .......-.-.....---- 6,863.3O 6,771.5 SO
The figures for each year show
the condition Of the trunk high
way system on Nov. 1. Grading
completed are not shown in the re-
port, but where the new road is on
new location and not completed, the
old road was used in making the
now under way are completed, the
system will be 80 miles shorter than
shown in the report, or a net mile
age of 6,739. Approximately 100
miles of grading are under con-
struction or completed since Nov.
1. No paving is built in the winter
months, but 81 miles are uncom-
pleted on contracts let late last
summer with special federal aid,
and will be built as soon as wealth
err permits in spring.
Due to the stage construction
plan, earth to gravel, gravel to BIZ
luminous, bituminous to pavement,
the latter is the only type where in
ventory gains equal the years con-
struction. A total of 1862 miles
were given new bituminous treat
ment in 1882, but several sections
which had been treated in previous
years were either paved or turned
back to the counties, so the net
gain in bituminous mileage is only
587. The investment in oil and tar
is not lost, the department states,
because under the methods in vogue
in Minnesota, bituminous treat
ment usually costs no more than
maintaining untreated gravel under
the same traffic conditions.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-29
securities, both domestic and for

securities, both domestic and for.
eign, should be stopped"
do you think the people Of this
country favor any modification of
the terms for the settlement Of
debts due US from foreign count
ries?"
II do not. If we are to adjust the
debts of foreign countries to adjust
the debts of our own debtors. Our
domestic debts, private, corporate
and municipal, depress our trade
and agriculture far more than our
foreign debts" ~
do you think that the people Of
this country favor an international
conference to agree upon a stable
medium of exchanged"
Eyes. There should be co-opera-
ton with the central banks of the
world, including the Federal Re-
serve, for the purpose of restoring
the integrity of currency. We must
restore the honest dollar which
would have the value the dollar
had at the time such debts were in
Cured"