Minnesota was at the Land Show
in great beauty and glory. No points
of interest were omitted." The great
parade was sometning to be proud
of on Minnesota Day and the jam in
the evening was a-thing to keep out
of if you can.
Say Look Here!
IE can sell you land no n^atter where
located. If I havn't what vou want, I
find it. FRANK McALEER,
S^Kenwood ave.. Austin, Minn.
Saft
TO EE-APPOINT CLARK.
I? President Taft has announced that
1§b would reappoint Edgar E. Clark
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, as a member
the Interstate Commerce commis
on for a seven-year term, beginning
nuary 1, 1913.
Commissioner Clark was appointed
January,- 1906 by President
Roosevelt after he had served as a
member of the anthracite coal strike
Commission. He formerly was head
Of the Order of Railway Conductors
Of America.
T!
numbers Mazed into the cement-*^ ^—^Congressional
He is a brother of- Mrs. A. W.
Wright of Austin.
THE NEW PARCELS POST.
Two very important facts need to
|e impressed upon the public in con
flection with the operation of the
wvr parcels post recently authorized-
The first is, that no package can,
after January 1st, be mailed with the
ordinary postage stamps affixed.
Such packages must have the special.
parcels post stamps affixed and no
others.
In the second place every package
so-mailed must bear upon it a re
turn card giving the name and ad
dress of the sender.
No packages will be carried in the
mails that do not conform to these
two requirements—parcels post
stamps and return card.
