Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 54

'(11) PACK SIX THE MINNEAPOLIS SUNDAY TPIHUNL: MAPCII HO 101!) Power of America Rail Leans Reach 135 Million Total Shown in Near East: War Makes I 7,000 Millionaire Discovery by Congressman Rainey Dantrer Seen for American Voters New Advances to Keep Running Until Congress Appropriates More. Yankee Welfare Workers in Rome Typify Tremendous New Project. into the war, but it is a perfectly conservative estimate to say that we hae at present in the linted Slates 2I.00 millionaires, of which number are war millionaires coming ino ex hicnine tax statistics show another development of the great war conccrn-iij which little publicity has been -ivi'n, and it remained lor a debate lithe House of Representatives on the Prcs.) Washington, March U'J. Advances tho War Finance corporation to Cross League of Nations Will Revolutionize istence as a result of the war since the keep the trar.spi rtation sys'ems of the countrv in oK-'aliou until i ongress commencement of the war in Europe in Kucker amcndim-nt regarding cam mi Ey William T. Ellis.

3P19. Vt th Uw Yorh Herald I MX II- (Cor.rri'hi Ccvyrisfct. ifinv Ail BKhti Resent.i.i i Canada. the New York Herald i re Ccmsany. can make necessary appropriations reached a total of nearly jtpl.l.ODO.miO today.

Eleven more loans were announced, amounting to 1 1 0, Cut). The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific received the largest sum today, The Lehigh Valley was supplied the New York Central and the Chicago Milwaukee 1st. Paul, $1,000,000. All the other loans were for less As of old all nails Eome. March I 1 1 paign coiiiril'iitious to call attention to the fact that the world conflict has produced 17,000 new American millionaires.

Congressman Henry Rainey claims credit for the discovery, which, he says, was the outcome of diligent, perusual of income tax returns from 191 4, the first year of the war, to the signing of the armistice. "While the war has not developed for us any large number of great generals, it lias developed for us led to Howe, so today the Eternal City a mwring piace -for the titles and VP- i futii mUHniiMiree sr.id Congressman n-o than seven figures, as follows: gnu Central Chesapeake Ohio Boston Maine $728, 000; Wheeling and Lake Erie $018,000 Cleveland. Cincinnati, hieago St 101-1 and, of course the number of near millionaires has aiso largely in creased." Congressman Rainey said the amendment under consideration made it possible for this new class of "war heroes" to force its way into tins National Congress and into prominent sitions in the various states, and that he was opposed to any proposition which would bring about such a result. "A rich man at the head of a ticket in any state can establish headquarters and conduct a campaign, such a campaign as may carry his entire ticket through, an1 expend any amount of money on his correspondence and his alleged personal expenses a most clastic term without even accounting for it. This amendment is in the interest of men of great vfealth.

It makes it impossible for a poor man to make any kind of a campaign against them Without the assistance of his committee, and there will be no national or state committees If this" is written in the law," Congressman 1 ami agmrirs which the IVnce is secd-inc nil met the arth. Ore pets liere on ocular ilcm-iiiistration of America's part in reach-pig out to all the yorld in order to reshape the ordei of tinman life. Kvery Say, in the hotels, in the streets, at the V.M.C.A., where on1 infnrmn Louis Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg, and Lake Erie Western $02,400. A -1 Rainey. "A careful examination of our income tax statistics and 1 have made that kind of an examination will show that we had 7,400 millionaires in this country in 1014.

In 1915 we had at least 10,000 millionaires. In 1010 we had at least 17,000 millionaires. "Statistics arc not available in this particular for 1917 and liHS. Tim chances are that the increase in the number of millionaires did not con But for adversity some men would never know how little they can tiT tion are furnished 'V The design in each corner of this advertisement represents the hood of a MACK Bulldog truck. (It is a distinctive design, and a familiar sight wherever truck language is sf-ken.) You have seen a number of these MACK trucks in the Twin Cities.

You are bound to see many more. When you do see one you cannot fail to recognize it as a MACK, for there is nothing quite like it. MACK trucks are represented by a Direct Factory Branch and Service Station in Minneapolis The International-Mack Corporation, 1120 First Ave. North. Here a complete line of repair and service parts is constantly available.

Competent mechanics are in charge to insure proper replacement or adjustment of any truck difficulties. At St. Paul, the MACK is represented by Harry B. Allen, 204 West Sixth St. The Twin City organizations are directly a part of the great International Motor Company of New York, having back of them the vast resources and dominant standing of the parent company.

24-Hour Service DAY, NIGHT, SUNDAY. MACK capacities: 1 to tons. tinue at the same ratio on account of jiree to American mm tho taxes imposed alter our entrance Rainey declared. Striking Legislation Is Passed at Phoenix 'i 1 IPS) in with A HOT ADJUSTMENTS BUILT IU TMEfsi EC-S-L-L-V PRINGHELDS CORDS uniiuims, yees a succession of soldiers, Bailors, ynirses, Red Cross workers and relief representatives who axe bound somewhere at the behest of the American yplrit. In lcs public ways may be discovered state department men and civilian representatives of other branches of the government, who are passing 111 rough Rome to the Near East upon some phase of the great American tyicst.

They are the eyes and ears and lands of the Peace commissioners sitting in Paris. Tor what the conference knows is not at all dependent upon fchat is said by the deelsationa which Jresent their special claims. 3 It may be publicly reported that a Jled Cross mission has gone to the Hal-Jians: but Rome visualises the personnel jfcnd the task, A procession of officers Three Features Stand Out Sixty Day Session in Southwestern State. may be confiscated, according to a new law which the governor signed shortly before tho session closed. Loan sharks have hard days ahead of them in this state if the executive signature goes on a measure which passed both bouses and which carries stringent regulations against usury.

Teachers who have served faithfully for 23 years will be pensioned hereafter, according to another bill awaiting the governor's action. A complete system of road signals for automobiles and regulation safety devices on cars are provided for in a bill which also lays down an exhaustive set of rules of the road. After a battle which sometimes became humorous, tho Legislature adapted a state anthem, which the governor failed to indorse, riowevor, ho did not veto it and it became law automatically within five days. CO- Phoctiix, March 20. The day session of the fourth Arizona legislature just closed was principally remarkable for three features, the protracted light oer highway legislation passed and vetoed by Governor Campbell, then vassed five And workers seems to be passing linut nmprfTrticv Imrrinir In the busy ofiice of of referendum, tho vetoiiur the city to27HennlP Aver venue INTERNATIONAL-MACK CORPORATION Direct Factory Branch 1120 First Avenue North J.

A. Donnelly, Manager. of a new election code and the lulling of a new educational code. At the close of the session tho Republican minority predicted the governor would again veto the road bill which took from him power of naming the highway commission. Fund of $100,000 Created.

A fund of $100,000 was created to co-opeiato with the federal government in surveying for feasible irrigation and reclamation projects, while a bill was passed to assist Washington in a national soldiers settlement scheme and Colonel Henry M. Anderson, head ot the Balkan mission, one learns that already scores of representatives, as well as shiploads of supi'lics, have gone to Kouninnia, Montenegro, Hul-garia and Turkev. Why Near East Is for America. At the moment another Red Cross delegation, number 70, bound for Palestine, is passing through, as well as a food commission for Constantinople, headed by Mr. Howard Heinz of Pennsylvania, and a relief commission led by Dr.

James L. Barton of Boston. These scores of alert, tireless slght- c. ,..,1 'wEMmmmcE counts seers in Rome, each wearing some one 1 in Of' the o.nnv distinctive American uni- K. Lanes ivnify the real explanation for 00 '00lJ Mttleineiit proposal.

Intrv', murvellona vocue in the i 'V euatlc' Ilus sion a land department was created, tv, hi r. lent, i it nl rt nfrtlnlvo power districts for irrigation purposes I and irrigation code adopted, i Measures killed iu the legislature in-j eluded one setting a wage i of 20 a week for women. cr nj irtni-iiiMfiT i ri.fr. ii.n. i.tti'ti..

ii MLQ i Mg IJihkLg DOUBLE CABLE BASE Re-enforced S'fi Si uf To insure longer wear Safetyeconomy jj J' 0 'vY Ay Jy -i Boxing would be revived by a bill wh'ch awaits the executive signature and which would permit ten-round bouts where eight-ounce gloves are used. A new law requires the re-recording Adhere "to Bnq Hiem. 5 of all Arizona cattle brands. It j4 estimated this bill will throw 10,000 I MU l.EH AllOMIIIJILES near cast. While continental statesmen arc conferring and contriving ond conspiring for the advantage of their nations in those older parts of earth the Americans are eouaby diligent in discovering rays of helping the peoples ot this nctdy region.

There has of Into been such on intensification the practical side of the big brother diplomacy of America that no viOage in the Balkans or in Turkey is without knowledge that the Americans are running to an fr, with hearts full of good will and hands ful' of The ideals of the President are being substantiated by the ministry cf his country. That is wbv the tuacs of Eastern Europe and 'e are fairly making a religion of the Wilson principles, coining them into native words similar to "WiNon'm." In the faee of a vast unrest that is potential Bolshe-Mkism idea's of democracy are giving both expression and direction to popular movements. Incidentally, one tpiiekly finds that tho' laboring here will support the American position tit Paris even to 11h; abandonment of their own governmental policies. F.viry Red Cioss nurse S1IC3 OLEVELfifID 5170 HFNN'EPIN H.fliAFE CO. Sm.

Oil. AI.i.kn motor car company 1 HI I Hennepin Avennr. Ni.nllrl S44I MTwlfnU A H-'tr ri A'iU Itoli 802 H.07:p'n A.pu If. -I. Mii i (ill 'I HI fed AUTO GO.

lf tf MU th St fid n1 rtM ft a In. 1413 At Mmie H. mW PARTS A fttrint ft t5 Pt Cfi. fiCriE TRUCK "dead" brands open to use. Budget System Provided.

A. budget system was provided in a incasnrtf which was iu the last hours of the session. Fraternal insurance on infants of two years and on adults np to 00 year? is provided in a House lLeasuie which the governor signed. The live-year limit on land leases was increased to 20 by a bill which had stormy experience in both houses. This lifts the one-section hunt on lease holdings and ets no maximum.

Jt has been suggested freely that it may draw the governor's veto. Every vehicle found on Arizona roads earning any amount of liquor nmmi soes 'Tho Car With the Hn'f Million lyWtt Motor" WIf'KHAM. 1116 Henntpin Avenue. l-Tou i 0 Ton KnzZ3J Brrbm-M, Mu K'nfOin Ae it 10'h St 'r fil tear n4 Mi) tft TWTM C17T PAT rot? 4(- 1713 Uenn. A Ao Sf 0 AUTO GHS TRUCK MENOMINKK MOTOR ritK mn hniith Mlh hlrrel Mne, hlnl I'ron Mfitn GSIJIFSOLER SI7S5 The mr llh tie marvelon.

motor M1III AM MOTOR VXU 10 llarmnn I'luie Bet-ular Factort Md. gfi fat aooa' a.l (nkf cf rat. arrro nkt a list H'wt Asbthe Federal Dealer Nl- "74 MnTijngl, '(en Af MMI. iifiSil TRUCK rM. w.J-;J -''VSli 'i to show you hug-tied lread (Extra flu fabric), the TrarJik livud.or the teaetat Coid tire.

Vofel ill) Mo'lrl Bthr Orand '1ortJ CTliodnr USi l-ton 1 tnn '-M Onnil. IXI'A. KOWM-W tOMI'WV. KI At N'n llcnn A Whnli-iuls Offico So 4th St. eUil Balei Stores 1120 Htrmon FUo.

Aeeeaorte anrt Curare Kmlnmeitt. WII I.MM IHKIirt tllP 1 00 tnd Arrnue Nwrlh Delco SELGSN TRUCK SNYIIFR ACTOMOTIVK. rNC, NnrlliwrM Ill.trthllterK wui TII NT II STRFFT. DETROIT HCTRIO ANDf RVON KI.KCTRir CAR CO 111? llHrmon I'Urf Nicollet 2'M Automatic 84 Oft'l IT is obvious why engineers reinforce a bridge. Car owners could save money and trouble if they realized that tires should be re-enforced at their base.

The durability of the whole tire atructure is dependent upon its base. Study this illustration. Those four twisted steel cables are there for scientific reasons, like steel cables in a bridge. Elaclrio Starter Klertrle fltnrler. and Ceuernt'ire RrpMlrtol.

MEI.RH EI.EC'TRC HFRVIfT AT ION Hit llormnn This Double -Cable -Base construction is an exclusive Federal improvement. It holds the tire fin nly on the rim; keeps it from shifting, rocking, blowing off or the toe bead pinclrng the tube and prevents rim cuts or blow outs just above the rim. Buy Federal tires and make your tire money go farthest in service on the road. OSSCER TRUCK is an illustration ot the workaointv ox the American diplomacy of good will. A Eel Cross league of Nations.

Everything in Rome sucrrrests parallels or' contrasts with ancient history, and this invasion of the Near East by the welfare workers from the West calls to mind the va-tly different forces of conquest which have marched through Rome, and all the adjacent historic, highways and regions, in the centuries long grin. An oraor could war grandiloquent in comparing the victories of the Caesars or of Alexander or of Cyrus or of Mohammed with those already achieved by the simple American principle that strong nation owes good will anr service and helpfulness to every weak nation, but has no Tight to exact a toot Of territory or other privilege f-om it. Up to the present writing there has teen no public announcement of vast project that is being considered in high-est quarters for the reduction into organized form of these many American projects of benevolence. It Is nothing less thau a sort of Red SI 175 ELGAit Mfte the oomol)', Co. of Amtrte.

HARMON MOTOS TO rjittriout.ri. MU HARMON PLACE Mnln Aitnnttr 'O K'A. EITAR MOTOR CAR CO, 101 South Tenth Street Muln W.ir. FOLEY TRACTION RWS Applied Hlnrlr nr Dnnhle In Ant frork. FOI.FY TRACTION RIM C4 127 Hennepin Mlinenpnll IK-pt.

W11C0X TRUX MADE IN MINNEAPOLIS II. MOTOR CO. Ill Kl irthnll St. W' Ki-i yum TH smie 41 S11 The Federal Rubber Co. of Illinois, Factories, Cudahy, Wis.

Northwestern District Warehouse Telephones N. W. Nicollet 4470; Auto. SI 590. 1115 Hennepin Avenue ELGIN 51395 REIM.T-IIFR7.

I llennrpln Avenue Nicollet Automntle 070 TIRKS SERVICE Minneapolis Ilranch 10-12-11 S. 10th St. Phone Nicollet 3758 Automatic 31 4G4 United MotoraSerrke Incorporated Service Department cf Ihe DAYTON ENGINEERING LABORATORIES C2 DAYTON. OHIO AIRLESS TIRES FITS ANY CASINO. Can be enani-ed trom one caamr to anothm UAHt PUN' IVRR UII E.I RIM CU.

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3 440 GMHT .51120 PERFORMANCE- Cross league of nations, to safegnard unv region or people from such fate F. C'TPlmi. PRICE AUTO 1C41 Hennepin Avenue. Slcoltct IIM. S3 9W- AJAX as has in the past befallen Scibia, body nrii.rtivn anh painting AUTO roniES mi C9RS Commeretnl Auto Hoillen utid t'nlm, Pilntlnn Mill Work.

J. ROCIERH. frM KE, AUTO BODY MAKERS HtrhMt Claaa flmnualnvt Reilani Rnaditert, flpner.l Rmlrtn PalnMnif. WAI.LI8 rRRt.OF 12-14 Grant St. and Nicollet Atenue.

Dc.Ynham timmrti Co. Dealcnerii and nulldera nf Auto Rndleo and Topai I'nlntln. ft Dphnlaterln. Me. Ain-IR fllh Ave.

Mlnnetpnlle. Has your car lots of "Pep" and Hill Climbing Ability? Toland. Armenia and sections or China, It contemplate an official orrran'mition tn wrltlne 5.noo mtlct, AJAX RtJUBEIl INC. pr: Ate. K.

W. N'l" 'Mln. 5 VI of what is today only scmi-oliieial BAYRES NORTIUVEST nAVNES 1012 lleonepln Nicollet 6201 Automntle 82 918 popular ptiilnnthropv. en'i I CARBURETER luTlih mill ytMitMHQrpiyJ Briefly outlined, the plan is to create at Geneva, Switzerland, A permanent PffilSKSSK tires 1 he liru i-n 'lnili-r Sth Ave. No mi'l Hrii MlniiriipolU.

International Red Cross headquarters. Tfcis would be officially recognised by will give you these things and big mileage in addition. Rido in a Dodge or Ford equipped with a U. J. Carburetor, then have one installed on a 15 days' trial at all the nations and supported bv them mmn 31....

52350 A aoieniie'iiMt Mht tth t. RENO MOTOR 1201 Hennepin Atenue. Mn In tSllk on a proportional basis. Each country CLEVELAND would contribute to an annual Red Cross Ilnnrt Mnile Ounrnnteed for H.nnO Mile. HARMON TIRE REPAIR HII llnrmon Flare.

arooreters Flrt-lie. tTorh at Reaannahle Prleea. IIOKANHON AUTO PAINTINtl tnn Hennepin AtMinei Prnre niillillnff. GOODRICH P. J.

DOWNES Mfl Wn.hlnilon Ate. N. llenn. Ate Mnln 2p. Alilomntle IfiS fund or reserve, perhaps on some such basis as one cent per capita of popn-la'inn.

This would provide adequate official funds for meeting any such emergency as fire, earthquake, amino or pest i-lene In case of calamity of extraordinary magnitude, such as this war has r-Tealed, funds would be secured from other nations, but on a national guarantee of repayment. WIHTFR ROnFFS AIR YOIH TIRE PEAIER. II. F. Onmlrlrh Rnlilier Co, lix.ninn Plnre, 2115 Central Avenue AGENTS WANTED Carburetors for Ford, Dodges and Maxwells.

GGODYFfR COMMrRPIAL BOntFi. Palatini Tor fetrlnt Eto. FCKIANn PROS CO 00 Lvnilo'e A-e Both Phnnet. FOB. Factor.

MINNEApnttS OAKI AND CO. 1 61 8-f0 Hnnnenln Nicollet Autnmatle 4 R47 8emc fltntion fnr H. Truck Ttm IVEI.IUNO AND RADIATOR REPAIRIVO NICOT I FT AVrviTlf SAXOri SI 185 Kel-SprinfiH Tires Rapid Growth of Hawaii Jap Population Shown Why Pay More Than These LOW PRICES? Blackford TfiSJS MILKS We Ship C. (). I), on Approval Examination Allowed MII.I.EIl Noii.

Spei liil iiuteed Tube 30x3 $10.75 $2.50 30x31 13.10 2.80 i38o 3.10 33x4 21.30 3.70 31x1 21.85 3.90 Other Sizes in Proportion COLUMBIA TIRE SUPPLY HOUSE Our Motto: "Honest Values" 1129 NICOLLET AVENUE Minneapolis, Minn. NORTHWESTERN Al'TO CO. I.Vifl llHrmnn IMm Nlcnllel HBO. Aillniiitle S3 IRfl STIVX-OISON TIRE CO. 1ir7 llenneiiln Avenue I'lnet Tire It'MMilr Slop In the NnrtlnreM ClAXCTIHES III' MM HI rCEEIT.

INvlliH I i it rRTY SIX 5I57Q Riiltt f) tio Who Know HARMON CO Diitrlhutert. 1410 HARMON PI ACE VV Meln Autnmalte (14 Kltl ABente Wanieil In Eer 'niint In Mlm.en.ta TIRE Ttai Are Repairetlo TIRS Thai Are Scrviccstls TIRES That Are WE BUY, SELL Oil EXCHANGE FOR NEW ONES. WE REDUCE YOUR TIRE COST. HARPER TIRE REPAIR CO. 109 So.

8th Street 219 So. Gth Street Minneapolis, Minn. Matnltl Miirqnetle, Mfpla. Honolulu. T.

March 20. Rapid rrowth of the Japanese population of lla-Ttlt indicated bv oOicial figures rnmniled bv the Japanese foreign of-lice in Tokio ami ent to the Honolulu consulate, bowing that during December Japanese arriving in the territory outnumbered those who departed by 271. Of the arrivals 17 were wo-Tnen, a (treat majority of them "pie. ture brides." VULCAMZiriG All Kind nf Antomnlille Parte THIN CITY WEI CO, Kilt lih H. Nl-llet Ml TIT TRACTOR.

Il.ffl Mnrtnl Of) 9-ie Moovt Hi on oo R''-R btow CO. i 401 WaH-Hm A-e OMR AND OR EAFR TROP-ARCTIR AUTO OIL MANHATTAN OH AND I.INSFFp It H.tlalloi from Po'e to Pole. Rhlpmeatf. MANHATTAN OIL AND TINBEXD 91 YandaUa St. TI2E L0C0H0DILE HARMON MOTOR CO.

Northwf.f Ptstrirutcrt. 141H HARMON PLACE. tV. Mnin "4 0.1" and 'lire nepnlrtna of all Kind WESTERN TIRE REPAIR Ante 7 H'l. li't Mneniietle Ave PREMIER Guaranty Vulcanizing Co.

I7. t. nth io r.n Repelrlnt. C1'rrln fl'l Store nf IlntWIra. Beitico atotnn.

ani Uttlitt Batteriei. fRANK HENHlf. El.cUloiaa. Anv onr man can be a hero to a plrl If he has tho price of a boi at thj epm. BNVHER AUTOMOTIVr, Nnrllme.1 DUIrlhutete.

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