INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, MINNESOTA Charles W. Stewart of Minneapolis, Manitoi Lodge No. 250 International Tails Press who ran third in the primary contest, STATE TAXES and Border Budget exceedingly wrathy, from a judicial I O. O. F. meets every Monday night INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA point of view, and it is said that he, 8 o'clock atOgaard's Hall, full at it Official City Paper of International feeling that his name should have endance requested. Visiting brother (Continued from page 1) gone on the ballots, will attempt to welcome. HAS Falls, Minnesota find some law that will enable him to Cha§. Nichols, N. G., J. H. Drummond, fairer and better assessment for each legally make the run. It is claimed LOCATION, POWER, RAW MATERIAL V. G., W. Grunner, Sec. town and for the county as a whole INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS that Mr. Stewart's friends will aid than can be made under the existing PUBLISHING COMPANY Hotel Svea in the election of C. W. Stanton of system. Devoting his entire time to These combined guarantee a populous center of activity. Bemidji in case Mr. Stewart is disqualified. the work of his office he will be Constantly QEOli&E P. WATSON. Editor and Manager. The Bemidji jurist is recognized gathring the faets and data PRESENT OUTPUT OF MILLS: PETERSON, Proprietor JOHN as a strong candidate all over #1.50 A YEAR upon which to base his assessment,and SUBSCRIPTION News Print Paper 220 tons per day the state. Judge Stanton refuses to will familiarize himself with the prop A. good, first-class hotel for local mix in the fight, feeling that an unseemly Ground Wood Pulp 200 tons per day Entered as Second Class Matter June 23. erty, real and personal, of his county 1909, at the post office at International Falls. and transcient trade. scramble would lower the dignity Sulphite Pulp 110 tons per day and with the values thereof. Real Minnesota, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 18T9. of the office. He states that if estate, farms, and city lots can be Saw Mill 100,000,000 ft. annually Newly Constructed and Rates the voters elect him he will do his mapped and platted the character duty faithfully. However, he declares, A permanent pay roll of over $75,000 per month THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 Reasonable. of the soil and the nature of the improvements Consider these facts, and we feel sure you he will not attempt common fairly ascertained, and political methods to secure the office. Sample Room in Connection will agree with us that International Falls valuations made approximating accuracy. "It's a fine forty and well worth News Tribune. is destined to become one of the most important Tangible personalty can be the money" similarly inventoried and classified manufacturing centers of the North Our efficient volunteer fire department With a few years' experience such an West. Largely through the influence of under the direction of Chief Jos. assessor, if a man of ordinary intelli twin city politicians the name of Calvin Rily added another laurel to the The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel gence, will become an expert in valuations, L. Brown has been placed on the Full particulars will be cheerfully furnished by many they have won in fighting fires and every taxpayer will have 200 MODERN ROOMS election ticket as a candidate for Located in Heart of Business District in this city, when they saved the the satisfaction of knowing that his C. B. KINNEY $1.22 $1.££ Chief Justice of the Supreme court, SINGLE RATE Boston lunch restaurant last Friday property as well as that of his neigh CUROPLAN RATE FOR TWO PERSONS $1.50 by petition. night from complete destruction. The bors is assessed according to its mer PRIVATE BATH AND TOILET EXTRA COMPLETE SAFETY Sales Manager fire brigade responded promptly upon its, and not as a matter of favoritism AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS Sam Y. Gordon, defeated in the the sounding of the call, but when or mere guess work. AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION International Falls, Minnesota primaries for governor, has come out As before stated, the object of the (INSURANCE RECORDS SHOW NO LIVES they arrived at the scene of the conflagration EVER LOST IN A SPRINKLED BUILDING.) in his paper the Brown's Valley Tribune proposed bill is not to secure a higher the fire had made such EVERY ROOM HAS HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER, STEAM HEAT. GAS AND ELECTRIC and says he will support the or lower assessment, but a fair and headway that some old fire fighters LIGHTS, AND TELEPHONE SERVICE. nominees of the republican ticket. uniform assessment. The important did not see how that building or the SEVEN STORY ANNEX IN CONNECTION. This is the stuff that counts and Sam thing is that all taxable property be Tourist block next door could be saved will not be the loser by his action.— put upon the tax list that it all be but after half an hour's heroic efforts I SMOKE Roseau Times. measured by the same yardstick and of the firemen the fire was under control BIRTHDAY And LA ZENDA valued upon the same basis so that and thousands of dollars worth one man's property shall not be overvalued If Judge Brown's friends wanted of property was saved to the owners WEDDING and another's undervalued him to be elected as Chief Justice, and the city. The business men of that he who has been paying too Domestic why did they hot bring him out before this city would not do anything out of PRESENTS much tax shall pay less, and he who the primaries? This idea of the way if they gave an annual benquet LA TRINCA has been paying too little shall pay We have an endless assortment nomination by a few of the "choice or some special doings in honor of appropriate gifts, representing his full share. ones" doesn't go anywhere in this of these brave men. th= newest end finest products of glorious state of Minnesota. the Jew2.2"s' Art. nel Roosevelt was elected by a plurality Havana Wedding Rings, Beautiful A COMMUNICATION of 2, 545, 515, more than twice According to statements filed it AT ALL DEALERS It is with much regret that through Diamonds, Sparkling Jewels, that given to any other President in cost Knute Nelson $23 in actual cash some misunderstanding the Northern the history of the country. There was Watches, Unique Silverware, in the late primary campaign. His Minnesota Development associaion no time during the campaign when his Sterling Novelties, Rich Cut opponent, J. A. Peterson got rid of has been associated with the recent election was in doubt. He probably Glass, Clocks, Etc. $2,829.09 to be defeated. W. E. primary election of legislators for would have been elected had not a Lee says he spent $4,400.39 Sam Y. NELSON'S this district. The following copies of cent been raised by the Republican Gordon $1,458.27 L. C. Spooner $2,135.21. telegrams sent us by Chas. H. Warner, national committee. He did not need Enger-Nord Realty Jewelry Store who has done so much good work large sums. That was known to campaign for this district and county and who managers, to contributeors and to the people at that time. If large has been rightly re-nominated, are All people do not agree on candidates. self explanitory. sums were contributed it was not for o. In the recent primaries more the purpose of electing Colonel Roosecelt. Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 12, 1912. voters favored Gov. Eberhart than FREE The money was used in the Mr. C. H. Warner, any other candidate in the field against Aitkin, Minnesota state and congressional contests. It him. He received 62000 fi^st choic° Tins is a reflection on the memory and intelligence Development association has taken no votes out of a total of 160,000 and Offers INTERNATIONAL FALLS and FORT of the public to attempt official action regarding candidates in BEAUTIFUL with his second choice added he has to convey the impression now that a your district. So far as the association PILLOW^/y more than 66,000, or about 40 per FRANCES lots at reasonale prices. vast amount was raised eight years is concerned you have always cent of the whole. In a field of six —tinted ago for the purpose of electing Mr. stood by their measures. candidates, it must be admitted that on good Roosevelt, whose election neverJ was W. R. McKenzie, the governor made a splendid run. Terms $10 Down and $5 Per Month quality Pure in doubt.—Pioneer Press. Secretary. Linen Crash. Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 15, 1912 All we ask is that you buy This putting of Justice Brown's Have letter. Saw Major Eva at name on the election ballot as a candidate 6 Skeins of Duluth, Mr. McKenzie here now. Attitude We own and control 2.0,000 acres for the Chief Justice is another of majority of Executive committee. Richardson's of choice well located unimprov­ striking proof of the abnormal selfishness The Association as such is To the Voters of Koochiching County. Grand Prize of the twin cities. They don't supporting no party candidate for ed farm lands for sale at from Having received the nomination for care half as much for Brown's elevation the legislature in the fifty-second Grecian Floss Judge of Probate on the non-partisian $5.00 to $10.00 per acre. as they do about getting another district. Saw pour post and wire ticket, I hereby extend to the voters twin city man on the Supreme Bench correspondence with secretary. He with which to embroider it and specially my sincere thanks and appreciation in case of his election. Then they made position plain. written dia- gm A® I a of their support and also earnestly solicit wonder why he country districts are C. M. King. COn 15 gram lesson for their vote and influence at the general going to vote for the seven Senator President. and we will give you the Pillow Top election, Nov. 5th Assuring them bill. and Back Absolutely Free. all that if elected to the office for ROOSEVELT DID NOT NEED For Sale which I have been nominated, I will We have five other equally Jim Arneson, the man who brought FUNDS. conduct the affairs of this important artistic Designs Sam Gordon out for governor and There are a few important points honestly and to the best of my 9ffice who fought his battles as a progressive, CAN BE BOUGHT ON EASY TERMS that should not be overlooked in connection ability, I remain, By mail 5 cents extra. announces that he is through with the investigation of campaign Yours respectfully, with the Bullmoosers, or words to We carry a full line of needlework expenditures eight years ago. John Berg. that effect. Arneson's candidate was supplies. Stamping and order work a The Senate investigating committee defeated and like all good loosers he specialty. SUBSCRIBE NOW has examined witnesses who have testified COUNTY AUDITOR. and his candidate remained loyal to that a very large sum was THE BAZAAR the winner and are supporting Gov. raised that contributions of $100,000 To the Voters of Koochiching County: Eberhart for reelection.—Brainerd each were made by several great corporations Having received the nomination for International Falls, Minn. Dispatch. and captains' of industry. the office of County Auditor, I now Even if unintentional on the part of respectfully solicit your vote and influence The name of Associate Justice Calvin the probers—and most of them are on election day, Nov. 5th. VTTi W ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS Brown will be placed on the nonpartisan not favorably disposed toward the I have been a resident of Koochiching ticket for Chief Justice, to Progressive candidate—it looks like mLtMrn J&2!Wr county six years, and until lately succeed Judge Start. This will make an effort to discredit Colonel Roose ONE was the manager of Hotel Koochiching. srn i- a three-cornored contest for this position, velt in the minds of the unthinking. is Messrs, C. W. Stanton, of Bemidji, But it should be borne in mind that It will be my purpose, if elected, to and being the primary nominees. there has not been a scrap of evi Judge Stanton is a capable dence produced that has been discreditable man with considerable experience, but to Colonel Roosevelt not a bit Mr. Stewart is a young man hardly to show that he knew who or what qualified for the exaulted position of was contributed or how the money Chief Justice of the supreme court. was expended. —Lake Tribune Review. It is a matter of history that Colo- OUR CONGRESSMAN According to straw votes taken by six of the leading daily newspapers of the country, the Chicago RecordHerald, New York Herald, Boston I Globe, Cincinnat iEnquirer, St. Louis Republican and Denver Republcan, the contest for president is between Roosevelt and Wilson, with Taft out of the race. Wilson is given New York, Connecticut goes to Roosevelt, as well as Pennsylvania. Ohio goes to Wilson, as does Indiana, Maryland, give my entire time and attention to Kentucky, West Virginia, Wyoming, the duties of said office, for the benefit Illinois and Minnesota ai?e placed in of the people. I have never been the Roosevelt states solid for the democratic a candidate for any office in the county nominee, it makes- it look before and feel that I am fully Packard, Straube, Hobart M. Cable, Hammond, somewhat Wilson, but while pigs is qualified to fill the office if elected b\ea\y pigs, straw votes are not always what If you wish to vote for me make a Bond and Lyon & Pianos. they appear .to be."—Stillwater Gazette. cross opposite my name in the democratic TERRY & GILIUSON BEER column. xLeads Them AW* Very respectfully, The name of Calvin L. Brown was HON. C. B. MILLER Fred U. Day. Duluth, Superior and International Falls yesterday filed with the Secretary of who is spending a few days here re. Adv.—Inserted and $15 paid by Mrs. THEQHAMMBREWWGJ® State by petition as a non-par newing his acquaintance and investig Fred U. Day, political manager, in In the Marvin Music store tisan candidate for the office of supreme ating the. needs of this part of his Dehalf of Fred U. Day International ST. PAUL. MlNN.f court justice. This has made district. Falls, Minn.