Monday THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL March 24, 1924. PAGE THIRTEEN START WATCHFUL WAITING' Employers of Street Crews Are Warned Against Haphazard Replacement of Paving A. polley of waiting" was adopted today by the Minneapolis enginearing department in its fight to force utility companies and plumbers to pre serve evenness of city paved streeta. Employers of crews enguged in tearIng streets to make sewer and water connections and repairs have been warned that the city will not tolerate haphazard, replacements, which heretofore have caused humpy pavements and foods of complaints from property ownere. "The utility compantes and plumbers have promised us co operation in rigid enforcement of the ordinance, which requires careful and efficient backfillings, Eleberg, city engineer, maid.
"We- propose to take them at their word and to stro, most careful supervision. If there tendency continue the inferior work which has been the source of complaint, we will recommend a drastic ordinance which will insure evenness of the streets, Nokomis Parents to Hear Floyd Olson Floyd Olson, county, attorney, will speak on "The Law in its Relation to Juvenile Deliquency," at a meeting of Nokomis Parents and Teachers association tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Roosevelt high school. There will be musion by the school orchestra. W.
F. Barr, president of the association, will preaide. South Side Bazaar Opening Tomorrow "general store," selling everything. from off to -cigars, will open at the South Side Commercial club, Fourth street and Cedar avenue, at 1:30 p.m, tomorrow, the first of three days of a bazaar be given by the club, C. M.
Erickson chairman. R. J. Brome la 'chairman of entertainment. Glencoe Farmer Files For State Treasurer Henry Luehrs, farmer, Glencoe, filed today for nomination to the office of state treasurer on the farmer -labor ticket.
Louis Abrahamson of MinneApolis also has fled for the same posttion. ENGINEERS MEET WEDNESDAY De. Dayid J. Price, Representative of U.S. Chemistry, to Speak Dr.
David J. Price, engineer in charge of development work the United States Bureau of Chemistry, will ad. dress a joint meeting of Engineers club of Minneapolis and the Engineer. Ink society of St. Paul Wednesday at 6 p.m.
at the Minneapolis Y. M. C. A. BIDS ON BEQUEATED STOCK OPEN Bids for of stock of the Northwestern Casket company were to be received by Abe counell ways and means committee inte today in an effort to dispose of the shares, bequeathed to the city by late Mrs.
Effie Johnson, the proceeda to be used for fresh air excursions for convalescents in city hospitals. Late Picture of Newly Appointed Head of Navy Department NEW picture of Judge Curtis D. WI. bur. chief Justice of the supreme court of California, who recently was chosen President Coolidge as the new secretary of the navy.
Parleys to Curtail Bond Sales Planned Curtailment of the city's total bond sales to $5,500,000 annually for the next seven years, which will be necessary it the present low interest rates are to continue in the New York bond markets, will various be mapped boards out at be confer- called ences of city to um. a motion of A. P. Ortquist, prestdent of the school board and member of the board of estimate and taxation, and submitted to the estimate board Wednesday. Such a conference, Mr.
Ortquist said, should be of great help. to city dance officers In laying out the bond pro. gram. Mr. Orquist' said his plan was to get members of the elty council and all the boards together and discuss the proposed public improvements in an of.
fort to agree on those that are absolute. ly essential and omit those which are merely desirable, in an effort to stay within the bond limitations of the city. City Controller Dan C. Brown ham timated that projects now under way will involve the expenditure of at least The city cannot. sell more than $4,000,000 of bonds that effect the net debt each year, and is rapidly ap proaching the point where its total an nual sales must be held within $5,500, 000.
Second Dry Raid Series Jails 12 in St. Paul A second visitation of 8t. Paul by federal agents within a week put 12 men in jall today on charges of liquor law violations. Ten soft drink places were raided. An equal number of places was raided on the city election primary day last week in St.
Paul. The two raids yielded 24 arrests. In Shakespeare's time anther was conaiderabie fashionable for personal ornamentation. Bergsing Cafe, 22-24 No. 6th st.
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TALES ofT TWO CITIES St. Paul Alumni of to Gather Alumni. of the University of Minnesota, members of the St. men's women's unite of the Paul Alumni club, will meet tomorrow at p.m., the 8t. Paul Athletite club.
Expert on Russian Roads Speaks I Colonel B. A. Johnson, former member of the United States railroad commission in Russia, addressed St. Paul American Legion members today. at the second of a series of noonday lunches at the Meyer' Noonday club Fifth and Jackson streets, 8t.
Paul, Mrs. Christine Carigren Buried Funeral services were conducted today at the Gloria Del English: church for Mre. Christine Carigren, aged 74, of St. Paul, pioneer Minnesota resident. Burial was to be at Stillwater, former home of Mrs.
Carigren, late today, To Demonstrate Liquid Air G. W. Irwin will give a demonstration of liquid air and its application to modern industry at the public affairs committee dinner of "the City club of Minneapolis today at 6:80 p.m., at 711 West Lake street. Y.M.C.A. Concert Tonight The third annual concert of the Y.M.C.A, orchestra will be given today at 8:16 p.m.
at the Central building under direction of J. K. Bauer, Jo set violinist, will be soloist, and Miss Lolita Stout will be, accompanist. Reuterdahl to Address Society, "Science, Religion and will be the subject of an address by Dr. Arvid Reuterdahl, president of.
the Ramsey Institute Technology, St. Paul, at meeting of the Society of Praction1 Psychology today at 8 p.m., at 711 West Lake street. Business Writing to Be Discussed F. 0. Willian, assistant treasurer of the State.
Savings bank. 8t. Paul, will Wednedaday at 2:30 p.m., at the speak McKinley school. St. Paul, on the kind of penmanship necessary for success in business.
Albert Snow, 17. Dies Unexpectedly Albert Show, aged 27, a patron at the West hotel, was taken Ill while visiting with friends at the home of W. C. Hart, $26 East Fourteenth street, and died as he reached the General Hospital today. Deputy Coroner G.
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K. Wilson, First National bank, Minneapolis, mental addition of figures on 50 checks, minute, seconde: Mine Josephine Schlefelbein, First National bank, neapolis, straight of 200 checks. minutes, 14 4-5 seconds; A. N. Blood, First National bank, Minneapolla, check writing.
50 checks on machine. 8 utes, 15 seconde, Too Many Olsons; Asks Court to Change Name Because "ther are so many Olsona in Minneapolis that my mail always meta mixed Helmer O. Olson, 79 Ninth 8., today asked in Hennepin county dietrict court for permission to, change his name to Helmer O. Hagen. SUPREME COURT RECESSES A week's adjournment was taken by the state supreme court today, argu menta on cases net for April being scheduled to begin April 1.
Membera of the bench will be in chambers thim week for conferences. and writing opinions. TAX BODY CALLS MEETING Sessions for Instructing Assessors to Be Conducted in All Counties The Minnesota tax commission has arranged to hold meetings In every county in the state, beginning tomorrow. These meetings are for the purpose of instructing assessors AN to their duties. The dates fellow: and Steele, March Jackson farch Martin April Bueur, Red Pipestone and and The assessment will begin on May and will include real estate, personal property and money and credits.
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C. SWENSON 504 Hennepin West Hotel Bldg. (Formerly F. 0. Anderson) Clinton Children To Give Four Plays Four one act, plays will be presented by at children A at at the the Clinton schol school under Fri.
day rection of Miss Van Valkenburk. The school, Parents and Teachers asso. clation be in charge of the playa. Proceeda will. go toward a fund for buy- playground equipment at the scholo.
Ins. Mra. Bruce B. Kline president of the association. THREE KILLED IN EXPLOSIONS Torreon, Mexico, March Three employees of a dynamite factory near Torreon were killed when an explosion in the nitroglycerine department cons pletely wrecked that department and damaged other, parta of the building.
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