The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 5

MINNESOTA DAILY STAR PAGE FIVE, MAYOR PREPARES He Plans Roller Skate Tour BOMB ON BONDS TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1924 te FOR AUDITGRiU YOU can bank on the Big Cash Store generally you save 10 to 30 per cent on your purchases at the Leader. But you can always know that you never pay more. And we guarantee our merchandise, and will surely satisfy you in every particular. We.H want you for a regular customer, and will go a great way to please you and supply you what you need and what you want. No CQ.De.

Please! No C.O.Ds. Please! One Hour Specials One Hour Specials $500,000 Issue by Council Committee for Site Purchase The first substantial issue of bomls for the proposed municipal auditorium which the city council will authorize at Its meeting Friday will not be signed if the council Insists on its program to build the structure by day labor, Mayor Leach announced today in reiterating his position of choosing to go to jail rather than sign the bonds under conditions. Under a tentative ruling by Neil M. 9 to 10 A.M. Aprons 1000 bungalow 9:30 to 10:30 Underwear C'hildri'n'a .1 rwf lioomcT, pink, and white; wuuims nty rllihPd' vewts, mimmrr widght 9 to 10 A.M.

Socks Mi'ii'8 purn silk half hnno xi (lnulilu wnlrn, hiclfi and tooa; Mack iumI rnlttiHi NlUflHly lrnKular 35c 9:30 to 10:30 Stockings Women 'm fibre silk licHo lit hltii and H.Hort ifl ol rs extra HUtM-lal for XO to a.in,. t'Hti 49c 9:30 to 10:30 Sheeting Inch Moarhert Mohawk Sheeting; thin BtandBi'd makn, flnfl heavy goods, special for I hour, yard 59c 9:30 to 10:30 Percale 36 Inch Scout Percale dark and light grounds; 10 to SO yd, lentfthn. (V cut ItntJihH.) quality 12 apron; light and i a a 1 nt BhRdes, checks, plaids, polka flntrt. (Limit 2.) 10 TO 11 ONLY For our liour only, nien'rt good $1.50 overalls (no C.O.l's. plmiHC), al Men's $1.50 Overalls Kach- r'ptH'ilil 13c 50c UNE SME! 50,000 YARDS Extra! Wednesday Qi 300 Silk and Cotton Dresses Extraordinary Bargains Wednesday! 32-IX.

DRESS GIMiHAM Kftllnir- 10 IN. rKlXTEl) IIRF.S8 VOIL 14- rile and Utility brands; printed and 40-lnch plain voile, dress Jlngerleji; plain plisse crepe; 36-lm'h ao-incn meiTenzea pa Street Dresses Sport Dresses Afternoon Dresses Go On Sale Wednesday bungalow crctonnfs; 25c 19c Jama checkfs; 29o to 39c 25c and 29c quality; yard. quality FAXCV WHITE VOILE 36 Inch 40-1N. miNTKD URKSS VOILIC Assorted; 40-Inch plnin organdy; fancy white vollo; linn nherr ruoiLs; ftripn and checks; values pink ar.d blu; 25o quality. Extra special 15c to 98c.

AH tf" In one lot urn i 29c at, yard Silk Sport Dresses Alltyme Crepes Trico Plaids Checked Dresses Pur Linen Monte Carlo Voile Regular and Extra Sizes Trimmings are: Smart frillings, drawn work, organdy collars and cuds, buttons, embroidery, Alba Hall, roller sUater, who plans a lour of the pavement of the country. He Is seen in action on his ball-bearing, rubber-tired roller skates in a costume he has designed especially for skating. To avoid attracting attention on city streets, Hall wears overalls over the garb. 33-1N. TISSLE filXOHASI-Now 401V.

FINE FRENCH VOILE -In tlietks and plaids; 39c quality. white only sheer, crl.spy goods; regular 1.25 value. at, yard 79c Hall wore out two rubber tired roll Extra Kpetial for Tuesday at, yard 29c Cronin, city attorney, the resolution for authorization of the sale of the bonds does not require the mayor's signature by virtue of the enabling act by the state legislature, although the bonds cannot be actually sold until after, the mayor has affixed his signature. Mayor Kepeats Refusal "I am willing to accept an responsible contract or contracts for the construction of tha auditorium within the $3,000,000 which the council may select if the city is protected by bond," Mayor ICach said. "The first block of bonds which the council plans to authorize Friday will not be signed by me under a program to construct the auditorium by day which in my opinion will waste at least $1,000,000 the taxpayers' money.

I will protect the taxpayers against any extravagant experiment, even to the extent of going to juil." Bond Issue Before Council The council Friday will be asked by the ways and means committee to authorize the sale of $500,000 worth of auditorium bonds at a rate of interest not to exceed 5 per cent, the money to be used for the purchase of the site for the auditorium. The ways and meaas committee, of which Alderman Albert G. Rastis is chairman, voted unanimously on motion of Alderman John I'eterson that the council authorize lie bond sale. It is accepted as a certainty that the issue will be authorized by the Labor Aldermen Fjrm Members of the council labor group today were as firm in their decision to build the auditorium by day labor as the mayor was tn his firm opposition to such plans. "The piayor's attitude will not pro-vent us from going ahead," Alderman Uisslen, a member of the labor group, raid.

"The auditorium will bo built by day labor If it Is built at all. The mayor is powerless to stop us. We will remain within the $3,000,000 limit, including the cost of the site, and will VHve the pcopltr money under the day labor plan. We will save the contractors' commission as well as money on the cast of materials." It will be possible for the city to obtain possession of the tract by August 1. according to City Attorney Cronin, who Is taking the preliminary steps to acquire the Ftevens-Grant property.

Aldermen expect that the work of excavating can be started at that time. BLACK SATEEN' 36-Inch black 40-IX. VOILE LA SUISSE rei-ma. rw panels and ruttlcs. Colors: Maize, peach, rose, green, gray, tan, navy, black.

COATS: A SALE! sateen; full bolts; 39c nent dots in stunning quality. Extra special for 29c and plain dot.s; dark and light grounds; formerly Tuesday at, yard '48c 69c. Speiial at, yard. A tour of the pavement of the United Slates on roller skates may be the next undertaking of Alba Hall, Globe Hotel, who experimented recently on the. pavements of Jefferson Highway between Minneapolis and Elk River.

"I was surprised at the condition of the pavements between here and Osseo," he said, "and I am arranging for a more extended trip on skates. "The result may bo the development of a new form of skate or the popularizing of roller skating wherever there are extensive pavements 'and sidewalks." ers on his skates on his trip up the Jefferson highway and he declares he will take along a dozen or more "spares" on his next attempt. "1 was surprised to find that I was not exhaused physically by my 40 miles on skates after a laff-off of severer years," he said. "This leads me to believe that I can make a tour of the country on skates, walking where the pavement is not good and conducting a general examination of the conditions of pavements throughout the United States." 36IX. I'LAIX RATI NE Assorted 36 Inch heather ratine; 36 -Inch Smart Tlaids Stripes Polaires ma Velours Heltcd Models Swagger .1 36-IX.

FAST f'-OLOIt Sl ITIMi A plain ntiponge, assorted oiyics tic oiuc uouuic nrcasicu wonderful valuo In the, wanted colors; 49c quality 49c quiility. Extra spe 39c 35c Tan Grey Green Reindeer. cial at, yard extra at, yard Women's and Misses' Sizes, 16 to A'-. 30 IX. n.Ain RATINE and novelty Khaki Knickers Oti lX.

HALF SILK l'ON'(EIRrst tan heavy and lustrous; used for dress crepes In ratine check and l''ull range, ot sizes from 2S plaid effects; stunning many purposes; formerly Tweed Knickers In 'Tun and flrey; sizes 20 In 36; Just what Ci you want, for Til sport wear. lo 38; well made 69c yard. Special (Silk, 49c patterns; regular 69c; extra 1.98 of splendid qual at ity klwikl, at 7 FACTS ABOUT POSLAM FOR SKIN-SUFFERERS uaranteed Sox nitted Ties omen's Kid Gloves eather Hand Bags mm. 29c 95c Wi 29cL Men's guarantend soi'k; Pourh nwnHKtT ttli'l ttilliirpfi nl 11.55 Mini vnl- UK pnliK. Kuarantcfd to wear well Mon'n knitted flbro ullk Nrkw(ar-.

Ktrst riuniltv; pHttcrm thA latent, Hpfi-liilly nwti: tiiit. lti' Inik. In or new pr. free, til ark1 Blau Vim llitnUu Milk (ili)U'ii. gray, navy, thrown, pr, rliolre Rt rltod, inolre at, tacit Two Men Commit Suicide Within Hour Two men who gave up the economic struggle and ended their lives yesterday were mourned today in St.

Paul J. W. Simon, 56, who Joined the strike at the Northern 1'aciflc shops two years ago after 32 years of service, lost heart when he was unable to live on the earnings of his home work bench. He scribbled a note, "1 can't stand It any longer," laid it on the work bench and sent a bullet into his head. Louis Novotny, 66, ill and despondent for two years, had threatened several times to take his own life because he.

was unable to support his family. He hanged himself to a doorknob at 493 Andrew street yesterday, within an hour of the death of Simon. Don't Ruin Your Unilermuslitis JfOO New Trimmed "I'oslam stops Itching and burning." "It heals raw, Inflamed skin." "It clears away pimples." "I'oslam Is powerful, yet safe." "It works quickly and surely," "A little goes a long way." 'Toslam costs but 50c." at all druggists. Advertisement. Makers' Surplus and Sain tiles 1-3 Off Regular Price! .79 Appearance Willi an liH'nrrrH Cursrt TIis most rxquisltu gown bought, from Urn most fxclusivo shop would not look stylish over a nlovenly figure.

No orm could expect It to. The. woman whra would look well In her L'owns must learn first that a $1.25 Values-Some Worth More Clowns, Chemise, In a Special Sale at 79c J'rlnccss Ullps, Bloomers, Step-ins, IHoperly corseted figure It Iho only 1'ctticoats TRAFFIC MISHAPS INJURE ELEVEN Motorist Speeds Away After Accident Victim Loses Part of Ear Woven injured persons were added ioday to the 1921 automobile accident loll. While driving with his wife and five friends near Eighteenth und Lyndale avenues Walter Thyr was badly way io a siyiiHii iippinrunco. In a Nemo Self-Reducing Corset, Style 333, Ynn ni'diilrn not onlv this stylish nn- Honolulu Visitor in City Take your car with you when you go to Hawaii.

It is the advice of Le-Boy Blessing, manager of the Automobile club of Honolulu, who arrived In Minneapolis Monday on a tour of automobile clubs and to visit Mr, and Mrs. Lucius C. Bennett, 422 Summit avenue, St. Fauh The shipping cost i $150 for a touring car, he said, and it Is better than leaving the car In storage In California. Hrnnd new ones! All smartly trimmed In the hciimiii'h newest flowers, ribbons, osliiih, etc.

Hnt for the tnlss, middle -aged find matron! 1'lrti-ty of black huts! All Colors and Styles Included See. these wonderful values Wednesday! Hplendidly made In new novelty crepe.i, batistes, fancy stilped or checked witlnays, Bilk ulrlped crepes; flesh, white and pii.stel shades; bloomers In popular street shadci. Regular and Extra Sizes! pen ru nee but un aid lo health JJO ls well, HIwm 24 to S. VJ Ask to have one fitted at our corset 83 ii pV puts IL able Damask Low Prices dd Curtains indow Shades mlWi 69c 49c0 RAO rdl oimqilff dd Panel Curtains Vi'limi'il iHiiicl rilct iiii. IniMKHlnw mill wliHtlow ih'Ih; IJ.Mi, nnd vului-n; whlla llwy tn nl ivr iianiil Window wood InniMHk; flutt licnvy Mi fid ps, II piIH 1, 1 and t.p.

lots; flnn MsrriutunHfH, VoHpk. FIlHt Nit. anrt Irish Point Net; 13, 14, wilurn, pair 32 IixdiAH tjnnd vhnU pnttirri, prU-oil nt ppr ymil only spring rmlnrn; 30 to Ido, ea Ii With Guaranteed Dental Work A Special EXTRA! Boys' 2-Pant Offer (SosngoHemmira Set of Teeth Guaran teed to Fit. Made 59c in WfW Fibre Silk Hose first, quality; double sole, high spliced heels, and toes, In all tho new shoe shades. A bargain at pair Our Own Laboratory by I Expert Mechanic! for GOLD CROWNS cut and bruised today when an unidentified motorist struck Thyr's car and drove away without halting.

The other occupants In the car were slightly Injured. Thyr lives at 2313 Aid-rich uvenuo N. Charles Tillman, 8313 Longfellow avenue, lost part of an car when the car in which he was driving was Uruck by an automobile driven by W. A. yeott.

3017 Flndley place. The accident happened near Thirty-ninth street and Cedar avenue. Tillman was taken to the General hospital whore his Injuries were treated. W. r.

Aqulrn, S4I5 Bryant avenue 8.. while Hding In a taxicah driven by Joe Lee, 919 Ka.it Twenty-fifth street, cut and bruised when the toxical) crashed Into a milk wagon on Lyndnlo uvenue and l-ak street. Marcel lus Coyls, 14, whs knocked down by a car driven by H. K. Kunltz, S444 Seventeenth avenue H' near Bloomln-gton avenue jand Jjiko street.

8ho was taken to her homo by the driver. Her Injuries were slight. Five stitches were taken In the, head of Nick 8ova 2043 Fifth street N.K., at the General hospital today, as the result of an automobile accident at Washington and Third avenues N. Hova was knocked down by, a car driven by J. E.

Olson, 2209 Marshall street N.E. 69c 3 Yards Wide-Hug Sizes Without Harder at, Square Yard, BRIDGEWORK, per tooth Women's Kibliecl Combination summer weight; knee Women' Kxlra Hue quality silk hose; fibre mixed, reinforced heels and toes, In blink and and $4 length; fln.t quality. aborted colors. Bpe- i Broken Seta of Teeth repaired for 59c Regular sizes, at rlally priced for pair Very good assortment of patterns, for kitchens, bathrooms, lake cottages; Borne patterns are slightly imperfect. Wednesday, square yard J9 Out (sizes G9 Women's Swiss nibbed Lisle Vests In pink nnd whitd beautiful quality.

Wednesday I hey are priced jipcclal Ltt us ctv you an examination of your mouth I'll EE ALL OUK FULLS GUARANTEED We Alto Hpectallie tn fyorrhea CHICAGO DENTISTS 252 Nicollet Avenue Main 2631 Lady Attendant Children's Sock. Full mercerized lisle, length, In ICnglish ribbed tops and fnncy roll tops; solid colors and fancy lops. A AW htKir irlted nult! Nnt KtK.vfl, hronn, tun mlifd, ittcivlK, hfvlots. 7 to 17 yinrw. Htylfii nd colons that pirnin th boy! The prl will pirn wo muthrm! An ilrn bull rr wilh ch milt.

Il(i HliMJMMi 'hmbrny, tfllo; wHh under port at-tnrhrd. to 14 Very uperlftl 60. 1113 fl.i reg. 11.40. 8.28 IHI5 reg.

11.2510.33 I iiriiiliire 41 Ii Mr, reg. 5.70 ..1.1 09 leg. 8.5.7... 0.31 29c 35c bargain pair 3 for IS each FA1D find Inaerted by John P. Wagner, St.

Cloud, for wlili ISO.lfl haa been iald. urkish Towels rash Toweling roadcloth Shirts Imported KtiKlUh Itroadrlot i I nuntlty: full 1 1 no ot l2cB 1 25cm 17-lm blfm hi-d and 1111- 1 Sxnfi-lnfh hesvy rlouhln ((I 1 nrh unblcarhfd SI UK. hli'lti hlld lHHll towf)tflKI ft't" Ih hv K.xtl A Hjn'cliit tl)rend in blue, pink And ynl-low bordnr. Hpmlnlly priced vtiinr Attnrhcd or hMvy Koodri, net bund Btylrs aperial nt, hti cduemJay, each cdtifwdHy, yard of International Falls Farmer-Labor Candidate for Lieutenant-Governor Endorsed in 1922 by Farmer-Labor State Central Committee for State Treasurer. Polled 294,131 votes.

He knows needs of farmers and city workers, having engaged in railroading and farming. Three times elected mayor of his home city against candidates backed by lumber interests. Jaoime Salle o5 Hoimsewaires Lawn Mowtf Toilet Paper Crepe toilet paper, large roll soft absorbent trepa paper 12 67c Mixing Bowls Mixing bowl.M, 3 bnildy sl.e deep mixing bow la In nest 48c Wash Tubs Ci a I a I zed wash tubs, drop handlos; family size at only 75c VOTE FOR JOHN. P. WAGNER CANDIDATE for STATE TREASURER Farmer-Labor Ticket Primary Election Monday, June 16th, 1924 Lawn Mower Clothes Basket New 1924 WALL PAPER at Wednesday we will close out at ft to regular price, to three- room lots.

These are all the new and most desirable designs-from our line. 1. itini; Kiioin and liiiin heavy embossed papers, formerly sold tin to 75c; tapestries, t'o tones and plain blends, at roll 04C liedroiiiii rupers Nest utrlpcs and allover desiKiis; all shades. Valuer up to 40c roll, "I Wednesday at ly niiihiimtioii Papers, siiitnhle for any room; shown on display ravka. Values to 20c 5C AND 9c rupcr liiuificra l'unitehe4 Grocery Savings! 10 Sugar HCp Cane Sugar, cloth ti't lb.

rillibury nr Mrdnl Flour OOO ,1 Ilia. Kurrka toffee $1.03 1.1 Qiutker nnp. Ii Nlrsw. 11 lb. pall l.cnnlf rry Jam 8.1 null rnihri, Apricot, or 2lbsFlourqq nilsbury's or Gold MedOiv 3 ran.

Van Camp or Niirlliflrld MilU 29 3 Cnmphrll'. Pork and Bran, and Tmnalo Souii Monarch or Home llrnil I'k lln SOr 3 Neeill.ii. lial.ln. or Date. 3 Macaroni, Mnatnrttl or Crramet.

21 3 Ktevm' 1'riilt i liir, 40r value. BT 3 Hiiflrllahu. Fruit Nectar 9 3 medium red Salmou, Vi lb, 9r Clotb')i TlBiUct ovh! punt, with 4 rutting blrirn nnd douhl bottom fltrohicly inn do basket .7.69 brotixe beaiinva 59c Spading Fork Aluminum Roasters Curtain Stretchers priced at l03 he 75c 4-tlned Iteel fork "IJ" handle, tipoi Ib at Altitnlnwm Round Knitater; Step Ladder 4 ft. Step mod and Iiandy4 4 pull Bhi-ir, at. I I Enamel Kettle Nominate him and will win in November.

dncp nt) nd riot font pn tl 69c with fddo hand 1 pa. Hpeclnl at Garden Hose Pan auce I Garden Spade 10 tit. Ihieb Kii.mel Kottle, ClUHrnntpi'd moulded hnR ADVKrtTlSEMF.NT rrparmi and Inai'rtrd hy KranU H. Ky, or International f'alli, for which t-'S 20 haa been paid. S-qt.

aluminum nun, with itniiuiet rover, wlrn thnt will not kink: roup. fln-pprfi Ptepl bind bull with wood ling on c.i'h end; root h.ndl. 3C 51 95c hRnlwood handle, evvclal at 4.95 til (L ap.clal at..