International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
February 16, 1911 · Page 1 of 8
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INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. A big commercial congress, untfer 184 in favor of immediate consideration IHTEBMATIONL FALLS PRESS. CANADA SETS $1,500 the auspices of the Pan-American and 19 against. Democratic leadera Union, opened In Washington to discuss say there will but six or seven be TROPHY." and promote trade relations Publisher*. votes againat the of bill passage tjie PRESS PUB. CO., among .the republics of the western from this suie. S continent. ^President Taft and Secretary INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINI* No time for a "vote was set, but to AT NATIONAL CORN EXPOSITION, Knox made the first address. day Mr. McCall will endeavor to secure COLUMBUS, OHIO, AWARDS The supreme court of Kansas holds an agreement to end"£eneral de* TROPHY FOR PECK OF the new liquor law constitutional. The bate at 5 o'clock and then to begin HAPPENINGS OATS GROWN IN SAS law prohibits the sale of liquor for the. reading of the bill for amendment, ARGUES THAT ILLINOIS MAN IS KATCHEWAN. CASE EXPECTED TO REVEAL medicinal or mechanical purposes. The the house7 to remain in session until HONESTLY ENTITLED TO court holds that the legislature has the the measure is passed. MANY STARTLING: to the fore, ha* Again Canada is and right to prohibit the sale of liquor for HI3 8EAT. Serious 8plit Demonstrated. THINGS, secured at the National Corn Exposition any purpose whatever. The test vote taken and the general just closed at Columbus, Ohio, the Christian Scientists received a blow debate that followed demonstrated the OF II WEEK magnificent Colorado silver trophy valued when Magistrate Freschl In New York serious split that exists among the Republicans OFFER* INGENIOUS ARGUMENTS $l 500, for the ABOUT THE NEW YORK SENATE at best peck of oats. of the house on reciprocity. city held for trial in special sessions These oats were grown by Messrs. Hill It now appears that a majority of the William Vefnon Cole, charged with & Sop, of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan,, Republicans will vote against the mea practicing medloine without a license. Elected Without Votes... of Alleged and,, as may readily be understood,, sure. Like the "regulars'," the "lnsui Cole was arrested after he had treated Congressman Otto G. Foelker, oi Bribers, He Declaresr-Charges were of'splendid quality- to have been gents'" ranks are also torn. a woman. Brooklyn Is One of the Principal a Use of Forgery. so successful in contest open to the Some of the Republicans who spoke Governor West of Oregon vetoed a Witnesses For the world, and in which competition waskeen. declared they saw in- the reciprocity bill adopted by the legislature abolish* the At same Exposition there Prosecution. agreement the beginning of the end of ing the whipping post. An effort will Latest News Told protection. The Democrats applauded were exhibits of wheat and barley, and be made to pass the bill over the governor's Washington,. Feb. 14.—Defense of in all these competitions, the grain this vociferously. Mr. Martin, of Soutl veto. in Briefest and Senator Lorimer of Illinois was offered Dakota, was particularly apprehensive shown by Canada secured a wonderful A family of seven persons, Including New York, Feb. 14.—The corrupt by Senator Bailey, of Texas, in a a Mr. amount of attention, and also number Kendall, of Iowa, also took a conditions that existed in the. N$w the father, mother and five children, Best Form. speech so powerful that it was heard of awards. During recent exhibitions mournful view of the situation. He were killed by illuminating gas in York state legislature during the discussion and applauded from time to time, by declared that reciprocity was being at which grain from Western. their home at Philadelphia by the accidental of the anti-race track bills in what was perhaps the largest attendance supported by a minority of Republicans Canada was given permission for entry, loosening of a rubber gas tube the spring of 1908, will receive an additional of members and spectators that "anxious to imitate the Democrats," it always took first placie. At the airing during the trial of for. PERSONAL. from a gas pipe running across the has been seen on the floor and in the and by a majority of Democrats, Spokane Interstate Fair, last fall, mer State Senator Frank J. Gardner, main living room. galleries of the senate chamber during Speaker Cannon of the house of representatives "determined to destroy the Republican where the entries were very large, and which began here today. He is charged The Mexican federal troops have suffered the present session of congress. party." the competition keen/ the Province of has written a letter to a severe defeat in a battle lasting with offering a bribe of $25,000 to exSenator His plea that the senator from Illinois "I decline," he said, "to witness Alberta carried off the silver cup, given Senator Bailey of Danville, 111., which 36 hours before the town of Mulata, Otto Foelker to vote against be permitted to retain his seat the assassination without entering a by Governor Hay, for the best state the latter has made public, in which the measures which prohibited betting Mexico, according to official government was so elaborate in nature and delivered or province display, and a. score of the speaker characterizes the Canadian protest." at the race tracks. Interest in thin advices received at San Antonio, with such force and fervor that The Republican split is accentuated prizes was awarded Canadian, exhibitors reciprocity idea as a party heresy. trial is widespread, as it is the result Texas. It placed Mr. Bailey in the chief place by the fact that one member of that for different exhibits of wheat, Gov.-Elect Hoke Smith of Georgia of a tale of political corruption, which, The bodies of Harry Cambran, J. B. among the defenders of Mr. Lorimer. party, Mr. HcCall, of Massachusetts, oats and barley threshed and in thesheaf. proposed a plot of New York cotton for boldness and the amount of money Laxague, Peter Erramuspe and B. Indiano, In the main the speech was a review is directing the debate in favor of the Vegetables also received high speculators to Infect the cotton fields involved has never been equalled. wealthy cattlemen of Reno, of the law and the testimony, but Mr. measure and another Republican, Mr. awards. A pleasing feature of these In Georgia and the Carolinas with the A half million dollars was raised to Nev., who have been missing for 22 Bailey introduced many novel and Dalzell, of Pennsylvania, is directing boll weevil for the purpose of cutting exhibits was they were mostly made defeat this measure and votes were days, have been found. It is thought striking features, not the least startling the fight against it. by farmers who had at one time been future crops short and enabling the bartered like so much merchandise. the men were ambushed by cattle of which was the assertion that Representative Hill, of Connecticut American Citizens and were now farming speculators to win a fortune by going rustlers. These facts have already been disclosed forgery had been resorted to to make opened the debate in favor of the bill "long" of the cotton market. in Canada. The Department of by the legislative investigating A telegram from Jackson's Hole, a case against the Illinois senator. and was the only Republican to advocate Most Rev. Patrick John Ryan, archbishop the Interior is just in receipt of a magnificent committee, which went out of existence Wyo., quotes S. N. Leek, a big game This he asserted had been in connection it. He was seconded by Representatives diploma given by the Tri-State of Philadelphia and metropolitan on January 15 last. District authority, to the effect that 5,000 elk with the effort to show that Senator Harrison, of New York, and Board of Examiners at the Fair held in, of Pennsylvania, died at the Attorney Whitman believes that the will starve unless hay is provided for Holstlaw, of the Illinois legislature, A. Mitchell, of Pennsylvania, Democrats. archiepiscopal residence in Philadelphia, Cincinnati last fall for agricultural display them at once. trial of Gardner wil result in fresh had been bribed to vote for Mr. Representatives Gaines, of West by Canada. aged eighty years. Intermarriage of whites with Japanese Lorimer. Virginia Martin, of South Dakota, and Federal Judge Sater at Columbus, Tie Surveyor-General of Canada has or any other race is prohibited Sustained by Opponents. Kendall, of Iowa, all Republicans, O., settled an unusual point of law just completed a map showing that a in a bill passed by the Nevada legislature. The Texas senator's remarks were spoke against reciprocity. large area of land was surveyed last when he decided that interstate commerce devoted largely to the substantiation year in the northern portion of Saskatchewan is being interfered with when a How Minnesotans Voted. Daniel W. Field has announced at of his contention that a sufficient The vote on the motion to take up Pullman car containing interstate passengers and Alberta in order to beready Brockton, Mass., the sale of his sevenweeks-old number of votes must be shown to and consider the Canadian reciprocity is attached and held for for the rush of homesteaders to Royal purple bull calf by have been bought to effect the result agreement showed the Minnesota delegation claims. that district during the coming spring Aggie Cornucopia Pauline and sired unless it is proven that the official lined up as was expected, and summer. It is understood surveys Lincoln's birthday was celebrated by Colantha Johanna Lad, to W. H.^ whose election Is challenged personalty Messrs. Tawney, Stevens and Nye, at Springfield, 111., with elaborate ceremonies, covering several hundreds of Miner of Chicago, the purchase price participated in the offense. Senators voting to consider the matter. President Taft being the thousands of acres will be made in being $10,000, the highest, it is believed, Root, Cummins and Borah, all For a reason not explained, Mr. Miller, guest of honor and chief speaker. addition to these during the comings ever paid for a young bull. opponents of Mr. Lorimer, were each of Duluth, voted against it. He summer. Miss Clara Barton, founder and for James Elverson, Sr., proprietor and in turn requested to stand up and express has been recognized as being in favor many years president of the National return just issued by the Dominion editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, 'A their opinions as to the legal of the agreement and is expected to Lands Branch shows that 48,257 Red Cross in the United States, is ill died in Philadelphia at the age of seventy-three soundness of this proposition. He asserted vote for it on the final vote. homestead entries were made lastyear at her residence at Glen Echot Mo. years. He purchased the that the Chicago Tribune had It is understood that Senator Nelson as compared with 37,061 in 1909 Rear Admiral Winfleld Scott Schley, controlling Interest in the Inquirer In been compelled through its attorney will make a speech against the of this 48,257, 14,704 were made by U. S. N„ 1b confined to his bed suffering 1889. to exonerate the accused senator in agreement when it reaches the senate. from the fracture of two ribs and Americans. North Dakota coming first, Accusing Richard Le Galllenne, the this respect notwithstanding an unusual on the list with 4,810, Minnesota gives2,528, internal injuries, sustained when he poet, of misconduct, Mrs. Julie Noregard effort to connect him with it. True, INDIAN CASE ON IN DULUTH. South Dakota 1,133, Wisconsin fell on the icy pavement in front of Le Galllenne has begun an action the senator said, in the heat of debate his Washington home. 745, Washington 730, Michigan 706,. for divorce in the supreme court of some senators and sought to. connect In a brief statement In the senate Minneapolis Attorney Takes Up Day Iowa 645, while other states show less,, New York. Mr. Lorimei with the alleged With Argument. but with the exception of Delaware,. Senator Shelby M. Cullom of Illinois Reciprocity with Canada will benefit wrongful transaction, but he was sure said that never had a dollar been Congressman Otto G. Foelker, District of Columbia and the Indian the entire United States—farmer, that they would repent of that course. 14.—The Duluth, Feb. arguments on used corruptly In any of his elections. Territory, every state and territory manufacturer, railroad company, middleman, disclosures and possibly furnish a clu« Still Legally Chosen. Idemurrers to the government's bill of still Legally unosen. He declared the people of Illinois to contributed. warehouseman. This was the as to the identity of the lawmakers Mr. Bailey contended that "•icomplaint in equity, seeking to correct eve* be as moral as those of any other The prospects for an abundant crop declaration of President Taft In an address the seven votes of White, Browne, who received this money in exchange the alleged illegal transfer of state and said they could take care in all parts of Western Canada for before the National Corn exposition Beckemeyer, Link, Wilson, Holstlaw for their votes. White Earth Indian allotment to private of their own good name. 1911 are said to be excellent. In thedistricts at Columbus, Ohio. While his and Broderick, were not counted, Mr. The principal witnesses will be Congressman parties, came up for hearing before Upon the advice of his physicians that required it there was an Lorimer still had been legally and Otto G. Foelker and Assistant speech was devoted especially to Judge Page Morris. Emperor William of Germany has cancelled ample rainfall last autumn, and the properly chosen. showing that the farmer had nothing District Attorney Robert Elder oi R. J. Powell of Minneapolis, one of all of his engagements for the snowfall during the present winter isgreater to fear, but much to gain, he attempted deducting these seven votes from the Brooklyn. According to Foelker'a the attorneys for the defendants, presented present owing to illness. The announcement than in many previous years. Lorimer's 108 would leave him 101 and story, which was told to the investigating to prove also that all the other Interests arguments and he will be succeeded caused much surprise in Both are essential factors to the farmers, ^educating these seven votes from the committee last, fall, Gardnei of the country would be benefited. either by United States District court circles. who look upon the moisture that, total vote of 202 would leave 195 of offered him $25,000 in June, 1908, Attorney Houpt or M. C. Burch of William E. Corey, former president these will produce as being highly which the 101 votes received by Lorime.r when he was a member of the New Mrs. Roberta Menges-Corwin-Hill In Washington, assistant United States of the United States Steel corporation, beneficial. would constitute a clear majority Tiork senate, to vote against the antibetting the United States circuit court pleaded attorney general. took occasion on the departure of his A large immigration from the United and he was therefore duly and legally bills which were then before guilty to smuggling and was sentenced It is rather expected that Judge Morris wife for France, where she will reopen States is expected, and the demand for elected," insisted Senator Bailey. that body. Assistant District Attorney to pay a fine of $2,000 and to will give his decision as soon as the Corey chateau, to deny the literature and information from the various He ridiculed the contention of his Elder wilb repeat the' testimony, remain in prison four days. Mrs. Hil the arguments are concluded, as when report that he Intended to enter business Government Agencies located at opponents that these votes could be he offered to the committee in which smuggled a sable coat valued at $8,750 the attorneys for both sides proposed with Charles M. Schwab. different points in the States is the subtracted from Lorimer's column and he told how Gardner had related tc Unless relieved 2,000,000 people in that they be allowed to file briefs after Mayor Frederick Kreismann of St. greatest it has ever been. ^till retained in the total vote, declarng him the tale of the meeting of the China will die of starvation. This is the arguments are in, the judge said Louis left Seattle for his home In response Since the above was written word that the contrary view was so elementary race track interests at Delmonico's at predicted by American Consul General that it was good policy always to to a message notifying him has been received that in addition to* as to render it almost absurd which a half million dollars was raised Wilder at Shanghai. He appeals render a decision as soon as arguments that charges have been made against honors won at Columbus, Ohio, Canada to present authorities in support of to beat the racing bills. According to for quick assistance and says $500,000 are completed, if proper, and he his course while serving as circuit won first and second on wheat and t. Saying that allegations of taint had Elder, Gardner said that Foelker had is needed immediately. suggested that they make their arguments clerk before his election as mayor. first and second on oats, as well as been made against members of the 11 received $10,000 to vote against tha as thorough as possible. C. M. Mexican forces under General Luque diplomas. [llinois legislature, he added: bills, but had then voted for them. Johnston of Detroit, Minn., also represents sustained another defeat in their attack Nofman Cherry of Davis, Saskatchewan, "Subtracting these 11 votes from a This testimony will be supplemented GENERAL NEWS. the defendants, but he has not on insurrectos, whom they have who was in the reserve for firston rotal of 202 we have an unchallenged by that of other witnesses, who yet participated in the argument. Mr. been fighting in the vicinity of Mulata. City Attorney tf'rank W. Jones and wheat, secured the award, with G. membership of 191 members, who by have., not appeared before the investigating Powell discussed the Indian treaties Mexico, for some days past. The federals F«ter Sanichas, local Greek merchant H. Hutton of Lacombe, Alberta, second. virtue of their position and of their committee. of this section from the beginning and assaulted the insurrecto force of Danville, 111., were indicted for perjury C. Hill & Sons got first on. J. ntegrity, were qualified to elect a senator. sought to show that the government in intrenched about Mulata. They were in the Vermilion county grand oats besides the silver trophy. G. H„ Of this 191 members 96 would be its dealings with the Indians plainly repulsed after a battle lasting five jury's first report to the court. Bench NEW NIGHT AEROPLANE RECORD Hutton took second in oats. a majority, and after deducting every hours. intended to give the Chippewa tribe warrants were immediately issued. vote against which the suggestion of full and complete ownership of the Let us make the bestjof our friends The jury made a report of 216 indictments. In a coffin made of cherry wood dishonesty has been made Lorimer Frank Coffyn Sets Altitude Mark in White Earth reservation. while we have them, for how long we that had been hewn by himself mare Mora than 100 for vote selling would still have 97 as against 94 votes the Dark. shall keep them is uncertain.—Seneca. were withheld. than fifty years ago. the body of William for his opponents. Under those circumstances Patrick Keeley, former detective in N. Whitely, a manufacturer of ELEVATOR MAN DISAPPEARS. no man could deny that Augusta, Ja., Feb. 14—Frank Coffyn Drink Garfield Tea at night! It insurer State's Attorney Wayman's office at reapers at Springfield, O., was cremated he was entitled to his seat in this senate broke the world's night record for altitude normal action of liver, kidneys and bowels. Said to be $1,000 Short in Accounts Chicago, was found guilty of pierjury at Cincinnati. as a matter of law, and still less in a Wright biplane. Hi rose I With His Company. In the second trial of Lee O'Neil Frank Bernard, his wife and their can they deny it as a matter of morals, Duty makes us do things well, but 800 feet. The previous night record Browne on a charge of bribery by a two little children -were found dead in St. Cloud, Feb. 14.—Amos Crossland, because he had a clear majority of love makes us do them beautifully.— was held by the late Arch Hoxsey, he jury. their home on Fulton street, Brooklyn, for 15 years a resident of Royalton, the honest men in the legislature. Phillips Brooks. paving gone up 250 feet. Coffyn expected Approving an eight-foot water way, N. Y., the victims of escaping 15 miles from this city, and during "Now, let us apply the rule proposed to, make a secret flight so he the past three years manager of the which It declares would carry $100,000,000 gas. by the senators from Idaho, Iowa, and would not be hampered by a crowd in The very best advice: take Garfield Tea: In a gas explosion at the Wilburn Powers elevator in thiat village, has worth of freight a year through New York, and what result do we whenever a laxative is needed. making a landing, but the fact his was house at Carpentersville, 111., Howard disappeared and is said to be $1,000 the Illinois valley, the board of engineers reach?. By keeping these 11 men in going up became known and a large Many men enjoy a dry smoke. Why Mann and Adam Oberst were killed for the rivers and harbors, short in his accounts. Although this equation they prevent 97 honest cirowd was piresent." not a dry drink? sent to the national house of representatives and 20 -others Injured, four fatally. Crossland left Royalton last week, it meri from effecting an election over Roots its report on the plan, for The hotel was wrecked. Carpentersville has just been given out that he was honest men and this makes it plain 94 is a small town six miles north FISHING SCHOONER LOST. a water way from Chicago to the Mississippi found short in his accounts. that they are the gentlemen who are of Elgin. river. It refuses its approval giving effect to the votes of rascals, Many million dollars'- worth of property for a 14-foot channel, but sanctionb The Ella ~.Go.edwin, of Gloucester, It WIS. GIRL TO WED YOUNG REID. because by preserving those 11 votes in the heart of the business section Barks Herbs an eight-foot. they thus prevent an honest majority Missing. of Brooklyn was threatetned by a to William H. Murray was arrested in from working out its will." Grom-to-Be Son of Ambassador •fire which destroyed the two-story faotory a dugout hut he had constructed on Court of St. James. Reciprocity Slated to Pass. Boston, Feb. 14. Unreported for That have great medicinal power, are of the F. Bischoff CoQoa and the bank of Spring river, six miles The McCall bill carrying into effect two weeks, the Gloucester fishing Chocolate company on- Ashland place. raised to their highest efficiency, for purifying north of Carthage, Mo., when Deputy Racine, Feb. 14.—Mrs. Benjamin the Canadian reciprocity agreement schooner Ella Goodwin, which left The loss was $500,000. Sheriff Weaver raided the place and Talbot Rogers announced the engagement and enriching the blood, as they reached the floor-of the house and Bay of Islands, N. F., for Boston three Seventeen residents of Pekln, Peoria, seized a complete counterfeiting plant. of her daughter, Miss Helen probably will be passed by that body are combined in Hood's Sarsaparilla. weeks ago, is believed to have been Eureka and Bloomington, 111., Aviators Noel and Delatorre were before adjournment tonight. Miles Rogers, to Qgden Mills Reid 40.366 testimonials received by actual lost and her crew of nine men drowned were injured when two passenger motors killed at Douai, France, when conducting A test vote came soon after the of .New York- city, the son of Ambassador luring last week's term. About a week count in two years. Be sure to take on the Peoria electric terminal a trial of a military aeroplane house was galled to order. by4 Speaker and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Hood's Sarsaparilla after sailing from Bay of-Islands the, railway collided on an open switch, at before from the war department, Miss Rogers comes from an old Wisconsin experts Cannon." Mr. McCall moved the-' immediate vessel was reported to have put into South. Bartonville. A broken switch previous to its delivery to the family and is a graduate of Barnard consideration of his bill. Tliis In a .Nova Scotia port, but cleared within Get it today usual liquid form o7T device was the 'cause. army. college. For several years she Sarsatahs. was objected to. chocolated tablets called a'few hours. ^..Resistance to.,the uttermost to.the soot from & was Mrs. Reid's secretary and has Fire, caused by blazing When the voting began, however, it attempts' to transfer from congress to many friends in London. chimney falling on the roof of the old soon became apparent that, with comparatively Hardware Men in Session. the various state legislatures the control sulphuric acid plant of' the Standard few exceptions, the lines Mr. Reid is a director and secretary SilOSJND :St. Paul, Feb. 14.—The Minnesota of the time and manner of electing ofth Tribune association, publishers Oil company at Point Richmond, Cal., were being tightly drawn between CRUISES Retail Hardware Dealers' association, United States senators, as proposed of the New York Tribune. He is a destroyed that plant and a tank containing those favoring and those opposing the THE WORLD the largest in the United "by the resolution providing for gallons graduate of Yale college and the Yale of crude oi1 trade agreement. As finally corrected 500,000 Ltate, today opened its fourteenth annual their, election by direct vote of the $1,000,000 new and damaged the acid the vote to take up the bill was 197 to law school, a member of the Union convention and fourth annual TWO GRAND CRUISES of about people,' waV advocated" by' Senator 120. The bill will be passed by even League club and other leading New plant. hardware show in the Auditorium. three and one-half months' duration each. Lodge of Massachusetts in a speech The Russian bark Glenbank was a larger majority. York clubs. The wedding will take The first to leave New York Nov. I, 1911, Nearly a thousand members are in in the United States senate. and the second from Sao Francisco Feb. 7. wrecked off Cossack, West Australia, 101 Republicans voted against immediate place about the middle of March. attendance and a fine program of addresses 1912, by the Targe transatlantic steauner Father Gebhard, a missionary, was and all except one of the crew of 30 consideration. This number "Cleveland" on trade topics has been arranged. killed, road superintendents were were lost. will show a flecided diminuation of Plaisted to Coach Yale Crew. The show, comprising more hacked to pieces and nine Germans The Montana house killed the woman's the final roll calL Sixty-three Republicans New Haven, Feb. 14.—Announce-' than one hundred and fifty exhibits, laclaiind All Expenses Aboard and Ashore were shot to death on Ponape island, suffrage bill by refusing to reconsider voted for immediate consideration. ment is made that Fred Plaisted, the is unusually good, the booths are artistically WriTt fir Illustrated RceHrts Carolinas, in arising over punishment the veto by which It failed of veteran sculler, has been engaged as HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 41-45 constructed and the souvenir of a native workman. Broadway, New York. P.O.Box 1767 a fro-thlrds majority. The Democratic vote was divided assistant coach for the Yale oarsmen aulsawe was eliminated. mm,