S *.-*te^* -C INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS The Important S. S. LEADERS CONVENE. OPPORTUNITY TO DO GOOD Farm School Letter Problem of Devotional Service Marks Opening Combined Efforts on National Tuber* Gathering of Sunday School culosis Sunday Will Have Folk. confronting anyone in need of a laxative Excellent Results. is not a Question of a single action ALL MAHNOMEN AND PARTS OF Minneapolis, Minn. One thousand New York city had more arrests for only, but of permanently beneficial MANY OTHER NORTHERN Interesting Information on Minnesota Agriculture or more men and women, representing violation of the anti-spitting ordinance effects, which will follow proper COUNTIES AFFECTED. every evangelistic denomination In 1909 than any other city in the by Our Special Correspondent. efforts to live in a healthful way, with in Minnesota, gathered at the United States, having had 2,513, with Wesley M. E. Church, Grant street and the assistance of Syrup of Figs and 2,099 convictions, and $1,936.80 collected First avenue south, and amid a baptism PROVISION OF INDIAN TREATIES Elixir of Senna, whenever It is reQuired, in fines. Baltimore comes next of song and prayer opened the Quack Grass Eradication. with 214 arrests and an equal number DUST FROM THE SOIL. as it cleanses the system fifty-second annual convention of the Mr. C. O. Nichols, of Northfield, has of convictions. Pittsburg is third gently yet promptly, without irritation Minnesota Sunday School Association. Road Building has attracted a good outlined his method of destroying in rank, with St. Louis in fourth place. Most Drastic of All Indian Agent's Badges and pennants of many colors and will therefore always have the deal of attention, and the Extension quack grass in Farmers' Institute Annual St. Louis, however, would have been added a picturesque effect, and bubbling Orders.—Exceptions Few and Far Division of the State Department of No. 21. His method, where large in second place, if the sanitary police preference of all who wish the best of enthusiasm gave token that the Agriculture is in receipt of a letter fields are to be treated, is to cover Between—Doers Must Close who enforce the law in that city had family laxatives. session probably will be the most sue the ground heavily with manure in from Hon. L. H. Johnson, formerly been at work in 1909. In 52 cities out by May 1©, The combination has the approval cessful in the history of this, one of the winter or spring. After the grass speaker of the Minnesota house of of 80 the law was either not enforced the oldest state organizations in Minnesota. of physicians because it is known to has started he harrows the manure representatives, and at present a at all or very poorly enforced. Of The association runs back to member of the house, saying, "I wish two or three times so that it will the remaining 28 cities, less than onehalf be truly beneficial, and because it has Minneapolis. A new liquor order, 1859. to congratulate the faculty and student work down among the roots and stimulate of them contributed more than given satisfaction to the millions of to take effect May 10, closing many J. H. Martin, Minneapolis, president body on the establishment of a the rapid growth of the plant, his three-fourths of the arrests for spitting well-informed families who have used saloons in the territory in Minnesota of the association, presided. The opening department of agricultural engineering, and of the fines collected. On account theory being that the ranker it grows governed by the treaty with the Chippewa song service was led by C. W. it for many years past. for I am personally of the opinion of the fact that National Tuberculosis the nearer its roots approach the surface. Indians of 1855 and 1863, has Mountain. The song service, which is To get its beneficial effects, always as a practical bridge builder and Sunday will be observed on He then lets the grass alone been issued by W. E. Johnson, chief going to be one of the big attractions until it heads out and begins to blossom. samewhat of a road builder, that in April 24, the National Association for buy the genuine manufactured by tha special officer of the interior department. during the convention, is to be led tomorrow the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis At this stage the plant is putting a few years after your school has California Fig Syrup Co. only. The order was issued as the by Prof. E. O. Excell. Many is calling the attention of clergymen forth all its energy, and most of turned out a number of young, husky result of research among the old Indian of the world-famous hymns composed in all parts of the country to the the vitality is In the stalk and head, fellows, who have learned practical treaties by W. G. Calderwood, by Prof. Excell will be sung. VERY CARELESS! advisability of bringing before their which is regarded both by Mr. Nichols road building at the school, we will secretary of the Minnesota Prohibition The opening session was divided congregation the necessity for better have a great advance in road building and the Experiment Station as the committee. into three parts, the principal meeting enforcement of the anti-spitting laws. most feasible time for destroying it. over the state." The order affects all of Becker, Hubbard being held in the church, while two He then plows, using a chain so adjusted Potatoes.—In Clay county rather and Mahnomen counties, and other sessions were held in the Sunday The Response Mechanical. as to turn under the tops, turns intensive methods of raising potatoes parts of Beltrami, Cass, Clay, Clearwater, School room. Both the side meetings It is the custom in convents for the over the ground for a depth of six or are followed in a three-year rotation Crow Wing, Itasca, Norman, were well attended. The main nuns to respond to a knock at the door seven inches, using extreme care to —one year of grain, one year of grass Ottertail and Wadena counties. meeting was given over to a three-cornered with the words: "In the name of God," turn under all the grass. He then and one year of potatoes. As much symposium on "The Sunday the phrase being equivalent in conventional The following towns will be made rolls the ground and goes over it with of the land as possible is manured at "dry" by the order: School in the Twentieth Century," in parlance to our worldly a disc harrow, using the discs nearly the rate of twelve loads per acre, and "enter" or "come in." Akeley, Plummer, which Prof. Geo. W. Davis, of Macalester straight, so as to slightly loosen the frequently commercial fertilizers are In a convent in one of the western Audubon, Bagley, College, read a paper on "Its Place upper soil. Then buckwheat is sown used at the rate of 500 pounds to cities not long since the mother superior Backus, Bijou, in Religious Education" Rev. J. E. at the rate of two bushels per acre, the acre. Under these conditions a had a never-to-be-forgotten experience Ball Club, Bowstring, Freeman, of St. Mark's Episcopal and harrowed with a slant tooth harrow. yield of 162 bushels per acre has as a result of this custom. Some Bena, Cuba, Church, Minneapolis, a paper on The crop shades the ground and been known on a field of 237 acres. one in the outer world called the convent Cass Lake, Dorset, "Training Its Workers," and Rev. W. chokes down the quack that subsequently The cost per acre, including, seed, telephone number by mistake. Deer River, Detroit, B. Riley, First Baptist Church, Minneapolis, grows. The ground is not spraying, insecticides, planting, harvesting, The mother superior, roused from her Dumas, Farris, a paper on "Its Value for Evangelization." plowed again until just before freezing etc., was but $37.72. In the meditations, picked up the receiver Ebro, Frazee, in the fall, when, the few roots left same locality the cost on unfertilized and responded, mechanically: "In the Fertile, Guthrie, will have hard work to exist through name of God." land, in 1907, on a scale of 331 acres, Gary, Hoberg, BIG FIRE AT STILLWATER. the winter. Mr. Nichols does not expect "Madam!" called an irate masculine was $26.36 per acre. The yield was Hackensack, Horten, Mrs. Subbubs—Now, look out how to harvest any buckwheat, being voice at the other end of the wire, 127 bushels. The moral is evident. Hunter, Jenkins, by Flames Warded From State Prison you get on and off the cars. You're satisfied to devote one year to the "there is no occasion for you to swear Seven Hundred Seven boys and Island Lake, Lake Alice, Efforts of Two Inmates. •60 awfully careless about the trains, eradication of the pest. Aside from at me, even if I have made a mistake girls, who the last school year lived Kabekona, Laporte, you know. sowing a crop of buckwheat, where in the number. Profane language is in quarters originally intended for Lake Park, Langby, Stillwater. Serving a life sentence Subbubs—That's a fact. I lost two the Experiment Station recommends prohibited over the telephone!" four hundred on University Farm, Leech Lake, Mahnomen, for murder, a convict in the Stillwater yesterday—one going to the city and using a hoed crop, there is little difference have returned home to engage actively Luce, Menagha, prison known as "Sinbad, the Sailor," •one coming home. Care of Horse's Feet. between Mr. Nichol's experiment in farm work. The cost at the McHugh, Nada, put away all thoughts of escape If the horse already has defective and that tried at University school is about $80.00 a year. They Mildred, Nushka, during the excitement of the fire near Her Worry. feet keep them carefully trimmed and Farm. Mrs. Hoyle—You seem unhappy. Maru, Ogena, the prison and labored heroically to could have lived at home no cheaper. shod if necessary. The soft hoof Mrs. Doyle—I am I don't believe Oak Lake, Pine River, save the prison from the flames. It is puzzling to know what to do should be shod and reshod every six that if I were to die my husband would Planting Corn. Park Rapids, Rosby, That the prison was not destroyed with the young people if they continue or eight weeks in winter where the wear as deep mourning as he did for There is no fixed or best time to Hitterdal, Shevlin, is said to be due almost entirely to to attend the farm school in ground is frozen and at all times of his first wife. plant corn, other than that it is usually the future as in the past year or Santiago, Sebeka, his efforts and those of another of the the year where the roads are rocked planted in May and generally Syre, Twin Valley, Good Law That Should Be Enforced. convicts whose name was not given two. If many more shall come it or graveled. By keeping the horse Anti-spitting ordinances, laws and from the 10th to the 20th. Under no Solway, Vergas, out. will be difficult to take care of them with poor feet properly shod it will regulations in more than five-eighths condition should corn be planted unless Ulen, Westbury, Warden Wolfer's house was saved, with the present equipment. Then do good service without loss of time. •of the cities and towns of the country the seed-bed has undergone proper Waubun, Winger, only suffering a severe scorching of there are the college students and But it is best to breed for good feet. are not enforced as they should be, preparation. It Is much better to Marcus,, Walker, the paint, and that the entire north short course people whom the institution alleges the National Association for $100 Reward, $100. Winnipeg Jet. Brooks, keep the seed in the sack than to plant end of Stillwater is not in ruins is a has to take care of in addition the Study of Tuberculosis in a recent it in a heavy, cold soil. Early working Wilton, Dugdale, miracle. The fire-swept district covers to the school. The readers of this paper will be pleased to team report. While most of the larger cities that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science of the soil with the disc and the harrow Cisco, Flaming, an area of three squares. The estimated The Engineers' Short Course at has been able to cure in all its stages, and that ia of the United States have such laws is essential, as it assists in warming Erskine, Lee's Station, total loss of $65,000 is only Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive University Farm, St. Anthony Park, on their books, in the great majority cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh it. partially covered by insurance. Fosston, Mentor. will begin on May 4th aid continue being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional •of cases they are ignored or overlooked. treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, There are advantages in planting Mcintosh, Of unknown origin, the fire started until June 17. It will give a great acting directly upon the blood and mucous Tbe report covers in detail corn in drills, and likewise in the check at 2 p. m. in the warehouse of the Although some of this territory has surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the opportunity to young men to learn the enforcement of the anti-spitting foundation of the disease, and giving the patient system and many advocates of either Northwest Thresher company. 1 *ie been closed to saloons by previous orders how to handle gasoline and steam engines. strength by building up the constitution and assist* ordinances in 80 of the largest cities method are easily found. One of the flames spread rapidly, tanned by a log nature In doing its work. The proprietors have of the interior department, hundreds The Farm equipment is up-todate in the country. During the year 1909 so much faith In its curative powers that they offer objects of growing corn, and one of strong east wind. At 5 o'clock too of saloons will be closed by it. One Hundred Dollars for any case that it tails to and at the disposal of the class. in those 80 cities, 3,421 arrests were cure. Send for list of testimonials. its advantages over small grain crops, fire was quenched and that more dam The saloonkeepers are given until The tuition for the course is $15.00, Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. made for violation of the laws regarding Is the fact that it is a cultivated crop, age was not accomplished was due to Sold by all Druggists. 75c. May 10 to dispose of their stock. covering Instruction in all departments spitting in public places. Over Take Hall's Family "Plll» for constipation. and if well cultivated will tend to the efforts of the Stillwater fire department, and all expenses while at the 2,900 convictions were secured and augmented by hundreds of clean the land of foul weeds. This May Close All Saloons. Dear. Farm, except board, which will be •?4,100.87 was collected in fines. "Why do people use the expression volunteers. object is more thoroughly accomplished $3.50 a week. Write Prof. D. D. Every saloon in the Indian country 'Dear sir' so frequently?" asked the Lines of hose were run over the hill if the corn Is planted in check Mayne, University Farm, St. Paul, in Minnesota may be closed Something Stronger Than Wind. man who was writing a letter. rows and cultivated both ways and J. N. Branson's residence was saved. Senator Depew, apropos of March for details. as the result of a clash between John "I don't know," answered the man However, Judge Nethaway's $13,000 On the other hand, on rich, reasonably "winds, said, at a dinner in WashingIon: That Seed Doesn't Run Out because W. Carl, of Mahnomen, Indian attor- who was figuring on his expenses, "unless residence was completely destroyed. clean land, larger yields are sometimes it is grown on one farm a long time 'sir' is short for 'sirloin.'" The old Nick Abl residence was secured by planting in drills. It "An old-fashioned feliow, one year is shown by the experiments at Minnesota also consumed. Volunteers fought behind is our judgment, however, that for when Easter came in March, paid too WHEN TOUR JOINTS ABE STIFF University Farm and at experiment barricades, the flames were so average Minnesota conditions the many Easter calls and drank too many and muscles sore from cold, rheumatism or noural- stations of other states. Experiments ia when you slip, strain or bruise yourself use f'erry fierce. check row is to be preferred. cups of eggnogg, and, alas, was quite Davis' Painkiller. The home remedy 70 years. comparing home grown •overcome. It is not wise to plant corn more seed with that brought from a distance The proper place for low-cut gowns "As the old-fashioned fellow lurched, than two inches deep and if the soil ALLEGED COUNTERFEITER HELD. have resulted in every case in is on the bargain counter. is heavy, not more than one inch deep in the late afternoon, toward home, favor of the home grown seed when is preferable, as it will start more a little girl watched him from her Man Arrested at Winona, Has Several Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. the stations have used the proper Forchildrcn teething, softens the gums, reduces inflammation,allay window, curiously. quickly near the surface and, if heavy Bogus Bills. care in seed selection. The Minnesota pain, cures wind colic. 25c a bottle. 'Oh, mamma,' she said, 'come and rains should come and pack down the Experiment Station will tell you Winona. Charles Dukes, alias The smaller the man the bigger the look at Mr. Stuyvesant. Isn't the wind soil, the young plants stand a much how to select seed if you ask for the Boxwell, is being held in this city horn he tries to blow. blowing him about!"' better show of getting through than AFTER charged wth counterfeiting. His pockets method. when planted too deep. When properly were searched and contained Manures and roots of plants are Forgotten. prepared, the soil near the surface $67.60 in real money. The interior of "You know that ten dollars you lent especially useful in controlling soil is warmer and contains moisture his grip revealed the entire paraphernalia me—" moisture. Hence crops grow better enough to germinate the seed. If the in handy shape. "Not now. Introduce* me."—Cleveland where manures and grasses are largely SUFFERING seed has been properly graded, it is There were 18 bills, prnted only on Leader. used. A heavy coating of coarse no great task to secure a reasonably one side, of the $10 denomination, a manure plowed under in the spring uniform drop of kernels per hill. No MISCHIEF MAKER box of raste with which to paste the may result unfavorably by separating less than three nor no more than A Surprise in Brooklyn. two pieces of paper together and two the furrow slice and subsoil and four kernels per Jiill will bring best FOR YEARS $10 and two $5, already pasted together causing the surface soil to become too results, if the seed be of good vitality. The New Minnesota "Dry" Spot. An adult's food that can save a and hidden between the leaves dry. It Is often better to make lighter baby proves itself to be nourishing and of a book. The unfinished money was applications of manure and to ney, and W. E. Johnson, special Indian easily digested and good for big and Seed Potatoes. contained in an envelope sent to James disc it into the surface rather than agent for the government. Mr. It is nearly potato planting time. little folks. A Brooklyn man says: A. Boxwell, Chippewa Falls, Wis., General to plow it under. Carl says he will accomplish his purpose Select your seed now, quick. Don't "When baby was about eleven Delivery. The bogus bills bore cistern on the farm is one of the if he has to appeal to the department use the long, rough stock of round or A months old he began to grow thin and the inscription the Farmers and Merchants practical conveniences that should of justice. He demands the closing oval varieties. Its vitality is diminishing, Cured by Lydia E. Pink* pale. This was, at first, attributed to bank of Atlanta, Ga. Papers be furnished the women. Cisterns of every saloon in the territory and it will be disappointing at the heat and the fact that his teeth in the grip would indicate that Boxwell ham's VegctableCompound can be made by plastering against the covered by the treaty of 1855, which digging time. Avoid the small slender, were coming, but, in reality, the poor served in the Indiana infantry. sides of a hole in the ground with includes Brainerd, Wadena, Bemidji, tapering stock of longer varieties. Park Kapids, Minn.—"I was sick for little thing was starving, his mother's cement mortar, made of one part Portland Staples and several others of importance. Use as intelligent care in selecting years while passing milk not being sufficient nourishment. cement and three parts good sharp MRS. THOS. H. SHEVLIN DIES. through the Change seed potatoes as any sensible farmer "One day after he had cried bitterly sand. One coat can be put on in the Mr. Johnson has so far refused to of Life and was will use in selecting breeding animals, for an hour, I suggested that my wife morning and the second towards night. take any action in reference to thesy hardly able to be Wife of Prominent Lumberman Called for the better and stronger the parent try him on Grape-Nuts. She soaked around. After taking In digging give enough slant to the cities on the grounds that it was not To Her Reward. the better and stronger the offspring. two teaspoonfuls in a saucer with a six bottles of sides so there is no danger of caving. the intention of the treaty to include The same rule applies to vegetables little sugar and warm milk. This baby Lydia Pinkham's E. Minneapolis.—Mrs. Alice A. Shevlin, Bricks may be used to arch over the them. He argued that the intention and animals. The short, thick Vegetable Compound ate so ravenously that she fixed a second wife of lumberman Thomas H. Shevlin, top. of the treaty is to prohibit the sale of I gained 20 potato, compared with the lot in the which he likewise finished. is dead at the family residence, in Drainage prevents loss of crops and liquor to Indians, and inasmuch as the pounds, am now bin is the vigorous, hardy seed. "It was not many days before he forgot Minneapolis. She had been ill since labor from stagnant water permits saloons in these cities do not sell to able to do my own Medium sized potatoes give best results. all about being nursed, and has last August, although her condition did work and feel air to circulate more freely through the red men he will not molest them. :atoes with deep eyes are since lived almost exclusively on well."—Mrs. not become serious until December, ED. Mr. Johnson has been inclined to the soil, carrying with it fertilizing harder to peel than shallow eyed. Grape-Nuts. Today the boy is strong rLA Dou, Park Kap­ when she was taken to New York and doubt the sincerity of Mr. Carl's intention properties, making a warmer soil that In peeling much of the nutritive value ids, Minn. and robust, and as cute a mischiefmaker placed under the care of specialists. and charges that he is the can be cultivated early, for dry soil is lost. Avoid irregular surfaces and Brookville, C.*o.—"I was irregular as a thirteen months old baby Later she spent several weeks in a agent of the bootleggers and the breweries, works easier than wet, roots go down and extremely nervous. A neighbor small tubers. The small individuals is expected to be. sanitarium at Chicago, returning to and that he has a specific purpose deeper in it and get a greater supply recommended Lydia Pinkham's E. indicate run out vitality. They will "We have put before him other her home in February. Mrs. Shevlin in his agitation. He declares Vegetable Compound to me and I have of plant food, and more moisture in do to feed stock or poultry. foods, but he will have none of them, passed in unconsciousness about 10 become regular and my nerves are that it is the plan to have all the saloons a dry season prevents baking and KINNISON, evidently preferring to stick to that much better."—Mrs. R. days go and for two or three days before in northern Minnesota close, cracking. Rotation and Manuring Increase Yields. Brookville, Ohio. which did him so much good—his old her death the end was expected which will result in such a protest Cultivated Crops include corn, potatoes, Wheat grown at the Minnesota Experiment Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, friend Grape-Nuts. at any moment. that congress will annul th# treaty. mangles, and all root crops Station continuously on the made from native roots and "Use this letter any way you wish, that are planted in rows and cultivated nerbs, contains no narcotic or harmful same plot since 1894 shows an average for my wife and I can never praise Warden Must Face Charge. drugs, and to-day holds the record during growth. Such crops FIRES STARTING ON RANGE. yield of 18.6 bushels per acre since Grape-Nuts enough after the brightness for the largest number of actual cures Duluth.—Fred B. James of Ely, wh.Q &e<3» regarded as feeneficiai to !{???. ?rjwa fa a three-jrear rotation: it has brought to our household" sfrot a ad kitted a fis&evman named of female diseases we know of, and Region and Danger is Grave, but soil fertility, but investigation at the Ory since 19M the average yield has been thousands of voluntary testimonials Grape-Nuts is not made for a baby Andrew Metsapelto at Long Lake, Residents Are Alert. Experiment Station show that continuous 20.6 bushels per acre. No manure being are on file in the Pinkham laboratory food, but experience with thousands of whom James, who is a deputy game Duluth. There is very grave growth of cultivated crops depletes given the plot the increase must at Lynn, )Iass., from women who have babies shows it to be among the best, warden, was trying to arrest for alleged danger of forest fires in the vicinity of the soil more rapidly than does been cured from almost every form of be charged alone to rotation, the" seed if not entirely the best in use. Being seining of fish, has been held to Duluth and all over the Iron Ranges. the growing of grain continuously. female complaints, inflammation, ulceration,displacements,fibroid and other conditions being substantially a scientific preparation of Nature's the grand jury by Judge Thomas' jury A fire has been reported near Alger, tumors, The Minnesota Experiment Station the same. grains, it is equally effective as a body of the municipal court of Ely, charged irregularities, periodic pains, hsckache, near Mile post 31 on the Iron Range says barley has the advantage over In a five-year rotation, with manure and brain builder for grown-ups. with murder in the first degree. The indigestion and nervous prostration. road. Another is burning near Bovey, flax for cleaning the land of weeds, well applied, covering the same period, Read the little book, "The Road to coroner's jury exonerated James, finding Every suffering woman owes it to her* and another at the headwaters of besides being often fed on the farm at the yield has averaged 26.6 bushels self to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Wellville," in pkgs. "There's a Reason." that he did the shooting while in French river. a profit over the market price. At per acre, and the conclusion at the Compound a trial. pursuit of his duties as a game warden. Ever read the above letter? A mew Grass and brush fires have been present prices, however, flax is In the If yowant special advloe write Station is that more grain can be one appear* from time to time* They James says that tfce. killing wau» started near Dulrth, but have beer. :S Ui Of hUUM Pinkham,XymuMais^ far iW are genuine, fall lead and good flax land will v7^^0ubt' grown in three year* of rotation than accidental.