rr*-' "-'vi a v^wgwg-. i'-i?" INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. FIFTH POPULAR HOW TO BE A GOOD MAYOR ROYAL INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS Brand Whitlock Says Tom Johnson TALK IN LAW AND BORDER BUDGET Advised Him to Spend Less Than 15 Minutes a Day in Office. Entered as Second Class Matter June 23,1909, at the Postoffice at International (continued from page one) MI had gone into the mayor's office Falls, Minn., under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. teeling that I was about the most illprepared BAKING POWDER mains 25.. J-1 man for such a job in the E. H. Enderson, hauling gar-: town," writes Brand Whitlock, mayor 6E0R6E P. WATSON, Editor and Manager INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING CO. pf Toledo, in the American Magazine. bage I 34.50 "Naturally I had turned to Tom Johnion, Mrs. Tom Langland, prisonersf Official Paper of International Falls. Official Paper of Ranier Absolutely Pure who had a tremendous reputation board 0 00 is an executive even his worst Peter Gibbons, fire brick ... .1 44^8 enemy, as the saying is, would not C. M. Ardis, services of fire deny his wonderful executive ability. You can travel for two cents per GOOD MEETING The only Baking Powder made department _• 27.00 I went to him in sort of despair, and mile on the railroads in this state after he laughed and whispered: from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar S. E. Thompson, feed 69.00 today according to the order of OF CITY FATHERS 'It's the simplest thing in the Pat Lynch, food 32.00 the Supreme court. Any request for world decide every question quickly Kapela & Newman, cleaning1 MO ALUM, MO LIME PHOSPHATE legal rebate will be paid by the railroads and be right half the time. And get dump ground 100.00 by presenting receipts and particulars lomebody who can do the work. (continued from page one) C. B. Montgomery, supplies.. 10.75 That's all there is to executive ability." to the local agent at your material development of the state's E. W. Kibbey, engineering .. 65.41 "I looked at him in astonishment. nearest railroad station. vast natural resources. The discrimination He had grown quite serious. F. H. Keyes, supplies 18.04 in the bill originally proposed 'There's another thing,' he added. The report of the City Engineer The man that can't boost his home 'Don't spend too much time in your was found in the phrase "aliens ineligible was read and on motion same Was approved SUBSCRIBE NOW office. A quarter of an hour each day town, couldn't say a good word for to citizenship" which aroused and ordered filed. is generally too long, unless there are Heaven if he went there when he such strong protest from President The petition by the property owners a whole lot of letters. Of course,' he died—but don't worry about him going Wilson and the state deparcinent as on Sixth street to establish a went on reflectively, 'you can get to Heaven, because they don't accept being offensive to a friendly nation. building line was laid over until the clerks who can sign your name .better that kind up there, according to This distinction is the one which the than you can.' next regular meeting. reliable information obtained by the United States has itse^ enacted into "He that hath ears to hear, let him On motion the Council adjourned. Ore.—Mesaba Ore. hear." its laws governing wh m«iy become Attest: citizens. The right to become R. C. Fraser, ELEPHANT REFUSED TO DODGE Don't forget the state land sale a United States citizen by naturalization City Clerk. is limited to "aliens of African which takes place at the court house L. W. Wilson, Chauffeur's Version of Odd Accident nativity, and to persons of African next Monday. There is no better President. International Falls Abstract Co. In New York Fails to land anywhere than that which will descent." Satisfy Boss. Thus, generally speaking, only be offered at from five dollars per Minutes of a regular meeting of f: acre and up on forty years time by members of the European races may A taxicab driver attempting to BURDICK, KREMER & KING Proprietors the City Council held, July 7th, 1913, cross Madison avenue near Madison Sales-Manager Theodore Nelson at become citizens of the United States. at 8 o'clock p. m. ABSTRACTS, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE square garden recently ran directly that time. Buy a piece of this land The courts do not view the Jap as Members present Alderman! litis, Into the rear end of an elephant, the and be independent. a white man. The son of a German Oveson, Keyes, Zimmerman Koeneke property of a circus exhibiting in New Collections, Conveancing and Loans father and a Japanese mother was and Wilson. York recently. The big animal was 4 recently denied the right of citizenship. not half as much jarred as the machine, There are so many of our good The minutes of the meeting held J. E. BURDICK, Manager Chinese, Filipinos, and members but he showed his displeasure friends throughout the county here June 30th, 1913, were read and on by sitting down on the hood, crushing of other of the yellow or brown INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA this week that we will not endeavor motion same were approved. the engine and front wheels into a races have repeatedly been denied to mention any of their names, but The bids on the paving of Third mass of wreckage. citizenship under the federal law. give them honorable mention as they street from Second avenue to Fifth The machine was dragged to its When the state says that "aliens visit our city between this and the avenue were read and on motion of garage, and there the unlucky chauffeur ineligible for citizenship" may not next term of court. The string is always was called on the carpet by the Alderman Koeneke, seconded by Alderman NEW CITY MEAT MARKET own land it takes advantage of the superintendent. out at the Press office. Their Oveson, all bids were rejected. distinction in the federal law and it "How did this accident occur?" he credit is always good. And we like demanded. means that members of all but the to hear them tell of their home and A proposition offering financial aid "Why, an elephant sat on the hood," white and black races are barred. community affairs and give them due in the construction of a dock at the explained the chauffeur. Other states than California already Jos. Rauscher* Prop. credit for the important part you are foot of First street was read to the "An elephant sat on the hood, did have such measures. The alien land playing in the county's rapid development. Council and ordered filed. he?" repeated the superintendent. law of Washington provides that "Murphy, I've known that you've been On motion of Alderman Keyes, seconded Wholesale and Retail Meats. Strictly Fresh. Eggs, "any alien, except such as by the drinking pretty hard for the past three by Alderman Koeneke, the following weeks, but I didn't think you were Butter, Lard Compound. Poultry and Fish. laws of the United States are incapable If your neighbor is prosperous let bills were allowed: that bad. If I had I would have fired of becoming citizens of the him prosper. Don't grunt, growl or A. L. Burnett, teamster 13.00 Home Made Sausage and Hamburger. you long ago. An elephant sat on the United States may acquire and hold grumble. Say a good word for him Ed. Russell, teamster 14.20 hood did he? Well, you're fired!" land," etc. The state of Arizona in and let it go at that. Don't be a Giles Burnett, street labor... 10.00 In fact everything that goes with an up-to-date 1912 enacted that "no person not knocker. Your turn will come. No M. McColey, street labor .... 14.30 by Garnets the Ton. meat market at prices that are always reasonable. eligible to become a citizen of the Garnets are generally classed as one man is the whole show. If you Julius Mountain, street labor.. 15.00 United States shall acquire title to precious stones, and a fine gem may see that the town is moving along O L. Mason, labor at Burner 15.00 Small Profits and Quiok Returns "MY MOTTO" be worth from $5 to $25 a carat, according any land or real property," ate. Other nicely, feel good about it, help things F. H. Keyes, cost of sidewalk to variety and size, but it is States. All other aliens may acquire 37.00 along, shove a littl$. Try to get not necessarily true that the owner of and hold land "in the manner J. E. Cowan, cost of sidewalk a garnet mine is a millionaire because Stanton Building JPhone 225 some of the benefit yourself. Don't and to the extent and for the purposes 32.56 his mine produces garnets by the ton. stand around like a chilly old cadaver. prescribed by any treaty now In fact, the bulk of the garnets produced N. L. Olson, cost of sidewalk Don't waste your time feeling sore existing between the government of are measured by the ton, but 32.56 these of inferior quality are used for the United States and the nation or because some fellow has a little E. E. Peterson, cost of abrasive purposes. In 1912 the production country of which such alien is a citizen sidewalk 37.00 more sand and sense than you have. of abrasive garnet, according or subject." G. N. Millard, Y4, cost of sidewalk to the United States Geological Survey, Do a little hustling yourself. Don't Fortunately for California's purpose PIANO ANNOUNCEMENT 32.56 amounted to 4,182 short tons, be a knocker.—Gilbert Herald. of barring Orientals from ownership valued at $137,800, so that the average F. B. Green, cost of sidewalk of land, the existing treaty price for a ton of garnets was not 32-56 with Japan does not extend to Japanese quite $33, or considerably less than Cheer up. Most of us hadn't a J. C. Randall, special police. 9.00 W. F. Marvin announces double the price of a ton of hay. the right to own agricultural nickle before we came to Chisholm. H. A. Levin, special police 7.20 that he has The production of garnets in 1912 There have been many celebrations,!land' Under the terms of the treaty Gus. Belcher, special police.. 7.20 taken the agency tfhowed an increase of 106 tons in Japanese subjects are permitted to Wm. Twaddle, special police. 3.60 for the celebrated quantity and $16,052 in value com* circuses, etc., since we came and we re tt, ., ,. own "houses and land for residential pared with 1911. The three garnetproducing A. L. Burnett, special police.. 3.60 & RAUDENBUSH SONS, all doing pretty well, thank you. Try- purposes, factories, manufactories states are New York, New W. E. Carpenter, special police and WESLEY GAR­ imiiiiJiiL inp' to get a monoply on all the mon- and shops." Another clause permits Hampshire, and North Carolina. 3.60 Pianos, and LAND ey in the world is a mighty big busi- them to "lease lands for residential Thomas Newby, special police will make the lowest Overdue Letter. ness and it's selffish, too. The other and commercial purposes." But the 3.60 factory prices. Many Schiller once received a letter which International Band, services of fellow has a riijht to live as well as d°es not extCTd to them the took five years to reach him. In 1793 of the best families rights of acquiring farming land leader 40.00 the national convention created the in International the rest of us. within the United States and so the Newman & Kapela cleaning author of "The Robbers" a French citizen Falls have purchased There'll be of money in Chisholm California is not required, by lots as a tribute of admiration for the state of dump ground 150.00 these makes of after the show people have left and law, to give them any greater powa revolutionary ideas expressed in that Int'l Falls Press, printing .. 31.17 pianos and recomend work. The clerk charged with the whole lot of happy women and chil- ers. H. D. Reutell, supplies ...... 5.90 them to the highest as being of beautiful tone and giving dispatch of this civic diploma addressed perfect satisfaction. dren. Merchants with the dollar mark This is how California may pass a E. W. Kibby, engineering 11.25 the cover to "Citoyen Gille," The editor of this paper himself owns a law that affects the relations of the RAUDENBUSH Gustafson & Johnson, street stamped all over their faces are poor and Schiller did not receive it until and speaks of it in the highest terms. entire country with a foreign nation, Crossings 225.00 179S. On its receipt he wrote: "This Call and see and hear them. citizens. Surely the workers who without the consent of the whole. Schroepher && Johnson, street document has come to me from the W. P. MARVIN, Agent, Clark Bldg., 3rd St. support us all are entitled to a little kingdom of the dead. Danton and crossings 83.75 Claviere attested it The covering recreation. Cheer up.—Chisholm PARADE IS AT NOON. Onnoticethecounciladjoud SH letter is signed by Roland. All three On notice the council adjourned. Herald. in order that the country folks can have passed away." Attest:— have as much time at home on circus It is with much pleasure that we day as is possible, also that incoming L. W. WILSON, Eleven Year* for Five-Cent Theft. welcome to our city the Hon orable' excursionists can have the opporW. Convicted of stealing a five-cent President bottle of a soft drink and given eleven INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA S. McClenahan, senior judge of tunity of witnessing the immense cirthis R. C. FRASER, years in the Fulton County reformatory District Court. Who will pre- and wild west Parade of Yankee City Clerk as punishment, the supreme court HAS xt. i. xi. Robmson and Texas Bill, the event decided that Ollie Taylor, now thirteen side over the July term of court here ... does not take place until high noon. years old, must serve out his LOCATION, POWER, RAW MATERIAL during the next two or three weeks.. that time the parade to visit friends and help celebrate time. Promptly at the 4th in Plum Creek. He is a good man, a just judge, and, moves, then all the outside free exone Appeal was made to the court that Arthur Kalstron of Northome was the time given the boy was out of all These combined guarantee a populous center of activity. of the most eminent jurists of hibitions are given at the show proportion to the offense, but the in this town on business the 4th, this state. We also welcome the gr°unds. For those who come court decided that while the nature PRESENT OUTPUT OF MILLS: Napoleon Rousse and Han Johnson early there is plenty of amusement, many attorneys who are here and will of the offense should be considered made a business trip to Northome. News Print Paper 220 tons per day however, and it is advisable when convenient, by the trial judge the length of the be here to represent the cases of their The 4th pf July celebration at Henry to come in as early as possible Ground Wood Pulp___200 tons per day term imposed would not invalidate the clients before this tribunal they are Andersons of Plum Creek was enjoyed to International Falls. sentence. Taylor has already served Sulphite Pulp 110 tons per day by all. three years. He will be twenty-one a high type of man, and their presence Saw Mill._____ 100,000,000 ft. annually when he comes out.—Atlanta Dispatch Hilding Lugdahl of International ERICSBURG. here should inspire the confidence to Philadelphia Record. permanent pay roll of over per month Falls spent the 4th in Wildwood and A $75,000 in the people for men of their Harry Olson and Gustave Erickson Turkey's stubbornnesi cost ner also visited his brothers. Consider these facts, and we feel sure you celebrated the Fourth at Virginia. profession. We also welcome, last and the Balkan allies $2,500,000 a day, Mrs. Gust Carlson was taken sick will agree with us that International Falls Miss Mclntire and Miss Berg were says an expert on the expensiveness but not by any means least, the large at the celebration. Dr. Skaro reports is destined to become one of the most important up for the Fourth. They return Sunday. of war estimates. If two big powers number sterling men who are here her as getting along alright should Jump at each "other's manufacturing'centers of the North Miss Ellen Dahlgren of Minneapolis from the various section of our splendid throats on account of the Balkan Section Forman Hanson and family West. came home for the 4th and also scrap it is figured that the mobilization county as jurors and witnesses. are moving into the section house to congratulate her sister, Mrs. alone would cost almost $1,000,000 There are men of whom any county this week, for the first two months and a Residence Lots from $200 up John Ettestad. Businoss Lots from $1200 up might be justly proud, men of constant The long looked for ball game between minimum of $6,000,000 a day afterward. Industrial Lots from $600 up Miss Bertha Dahlgren, eldest Terms to Suit til Ericsburg and Ray took place The uprising in Mexico just loyalty, courage and energy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dahlgren, of a now is a piker's game alongside Sunday/ They played six innings C. B. KINNEY who by their hardous toil and untiring and Mr. John Ettestad were big set-to in Europe. and was six to seven in favor of efforts are hewing farms out of united in marriage at International Ericsburg./ Falls Tuesday July 1st. They returned The Careless Gardener. the forest and making this former v.-_ Sales Manager "I should have planted more pot* to Wildwood Wednesday and "wilderness to bud and blossom as the WILDWOOD. toes." I: started housekeeping in the groins International Falls, .Minnesota "Why?" rose." May they live long and soon W. E. Cylces and family came down fine new house, with the best wishes .v- see their labors abundantly rewarded. from their camp on Caldwell Brook of their many friends. 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