7: *%*&£&*** mgpm tfe :•„,. *V ~~*§Kgg^s' ^V- zZZ +J-1* &£* INTERNATIONAL FALLS PJI&SSy 1 ifiiifijiiiU HOW THEYARESECWED plenty of moisture for the new FIND THE REAL CANDIDATE face to face, without officeboy the institutions but what Get The tree. bumpers, the brawny citizen who spend on themselves. The public FALLS DECORATING CO. When a farm must be made to Trees do much better when The confusion into which the takes exception to the item in examiner checks over nearly all To do your Painting, Papering pay from the crops of 20 to cultivated around or when raised Repubican primary campaign for this week's paper. But there are the accounts, except the boiler and Decorating. We sell with corn, beans or potatoes.— acres, large yields aTe necessary. the selection of a candidate for compensations he has health and inspectors and the surveyors of Ex. WALL-PAPER and PAINTS The farms of the timbered section Governor has fallen, compels his regular rations of fresh, nutritious logs who don't seem to keep any Clark Building, Third Street have on an average less than consideration of a way out of it. foods. accounts. Isn't that a lovely mess Phone 182 FARMERS' COURSE 25 acres under the plow. The propostion is to call a state The- country editor is doing no of prunes for a great and intelligent The average yield of, crops on FOR HOME STUDY conference or convention with less a work than his metropolitan state? Why wouldn't it be the Experiment farm for 1912 delegates from all counties, to recommend brother. He is filling his field a good idea to let the auditor do and 1913 were as follows: Oats, There are still many winter evenings a course of action to ably and intelligently, and doing the auditing and relieve him of of which the farmer could 65 bushel per acre wheat, 19 Republican voters. his share toward building the the burden of being land commissioner, I E S A N S make some profitable use. A bushel barley, 43 bushel clover, The anti-machine votes are undoubtedly greater republic. He is a prominent timber expert, drainage Hides were never so high. 13 to study of farm problems and of hay tons peracre, two cuttings in a majority in the member of his community, liy2c overseer, investment manager, per lb as to quality. Horse Hides $4.25 each and DOWN. FURS fodder corn, 13 tons per plans for next year's work may Party and in the state, and the his opinions carry weight, and he and fifteen other things? Capital. somewhat lower, but still bring well occupy the evenings not GOOD PRICES. Skunks and weasels acre, green weight potatoes, 335 problem is how to unite them in is a useful citizen. Too often it bring high prices. For highest spent at meetings of farmers' bushel peracre roots 18 tons per market price day received, and large members for a single candidacy happens that his treasure accumulates THE NEW FOODIST quick returns cubs, at entertainments, or in visiting acre. in opposition to the Eberhart-Smith only on the far side of the SHIP TO THE OLD RELIABLE N. W. KZSE & FUB CO., We have found that the largest with neighbors. Such study brewery combination. river. Minneapolis Minnesota Backward, turn backward, O time should include the best available grain, clover and cultivated crops If the anti-machine voters of in your flight, Some day, somewhere, a marble in what is known as a three year farm papers, and the numerous the state can draft a strong candidate shaft will point heavenward Feed me on food again just for bulletins which may easily be obtained rotation one who will take the field in memory of this useful citizen's to-night, free of charge from the In this rotation or sysvem of in earnest, the machine can be virtues, erected by appreciative I am so weary of sole-leather cropping one third of the plowland United States department of agriculture, overthrown. Unless such a course Mr. Stenographer! Why not steak, admirers who sensed, too Washington, D. C., of the farm is grown to is taken, The Journal must predict use the BEST Ribbon for late, the value of his services.—r Petrified biscuit and galvanized either by writing directly to that grain, one third to clover and one your Typewriter? the re-election of Eberhart. cake Post-Intelligencer. third to culivated crops, corn, department or perhaps better still Minnesota is in great need of Oysters that sleep in a watery potatoes and roots. by writing to your congressman a loyal executive manager in the STAR BRAND TYPEW bath, What is a Flat? at the capitol at Washington.N In this rotation grain is grown I E I O N S person of its governor. It is not Butter as strong as Goliath of on .the same field but one year at The following new booklets enough that the governor be All colors. For all machines Gath may now be obtained by writing a time and is then followed up by Amongst the good suggestions honest he must possess the clear Weary of paying for what I can't to the office of Publications, University, clover clover is grown but one Harold E. Kimpton executive mind to organize the being offered Secretary Pardee of eat, year and then plowed up and the St. Paul, Minn. the Efficiency Commission, the litis Block, Int'l Falls, Minn. business of the state to a business Chewing up rubber and calling it 3. Industrial Contests for Minnesota field grown to cultivated crops: following is worth considering: basis. There are many honest meat. corn, potatoes and roots, and Boys and Girls. and able men who are nevertheless What's a flat? she says. Why, Backward, turn backward, how these are grown on the same field 7. Pork Production. without the executive when the parlor is the dining weary I am, but one year at a time and then 9. Selecting and Storing Seed room and the pianner is a bed WIS PIONEER Catalog faculty. Give me a swipe at Grandmother's followed by grain. Corn. Governor Eberhart is no governor and the back porch is a kitchen ham. FREE Each field grows grain one 11. Dressing and Curing Meat in the executive sense. He and everything is something else, Let me drink milk that hasn't DRANEi year, clover one year, and cultivated for Farm Use. then it's a flat. Our state government is so tied by brewery manipulation been skimmed, crops one year, every three 14. The Smuts of Grain Crops. Tells all about is something like that. The that he is powerless to move Let me eat butter whose whiskers 'the Hardie^£ years. That is, each field upon 15. Cost of Horse Labor. out on lines that will count for auditor is the man who manages and Best are trimmed CORN, which it is practical to have this 16. Small Fruits on the Farm. the state's development. For example, the state land department. Most Let me once more have some oldfashioned G1ASSES, rotation. A field that is too low 17. The Farm Vegetable Garden. of the auditing is done by the he is purchasing editors pie, SEEDS, or hilly or too stony could not be 19. Domestic Science in Rural public examiner who was until of country papers by oil inspectorships. Then I'll be ready to curl up and TREES & worked in this rotation with profit. Schools. The very fact tliat he recently the superintendent of die. TRADE MARK SHRUBS RLGISTtRED 21. The Care and Management of makes these appointments is reason banks. The auditor audits his —Contributed. This frequent growing of clover Poultry. own transactions amounting to enough why. the voters of OSCAR H. WILL & CO. adds fertility to the soil, a cultivated 22. Establishing the Orchard. this state should eject him from three or four million dollars a Abstracts and titles to all property BISMARCK. N. D. crop on each field every 24. Seed Testing. year. He does not, however, audit power. No editor should accept in Koochiching county furnished third year helps to keep out 25. Annual Pasture, Soiling and the accounts of the institutions. official position other than an on short notice by the weeds and the yearly change of Hay Crops. The board of control audits those. honorary one, and no governor Koochiching county Abstract Co. crops, lessens the loss from crop 27. Flax Growing. The auditor audits the board of who is high-minded will emplo official abstractors, International liseases. E. W. Kibbey C. E. Parry 29. The Keeping of Dairy-Cow control, not what they spend on such methods. Falls, Minn.—Adv. Land Must Be Manured: The Records. The Journal is willing to help I E & A rotation of crops and the growing 30. Marketing Eggs from the in any forward movement to the of clover is not all that is necessary Farm. ariti-Eberhart end, if only it can ,xv Architects and Engineers for large yields. The Ian-1 31. Dressing and Marketing Veal have a candidate of strength to must be manured and here again and Poultry. support. The real candidate will Plans, Specifications we would say: When a farm 32. Tuberculosis of Cattle. pitch his tune to a hgiher note and Superivsion must be made to pay from the 33. Some Knots and Splices. Are the sensation of the year. A mill without than "for th.e people"—that is a an equal on the Globe.' The mill that» crops of 20 to 30 acres, the land 34 Bundle-Corn —and Beef Production. stock phrase as empty as the revolutionizing the entire saw mill business. Office in Court House should be manured every third noise of a tinkling cowbell. All The simplest, lightest running, fastest cutting, Telephone No. 181 year. We have 100 head of cattle and easiest mill to-bandle in the Wirfd. 35. Potato Diseases. demagogues use it, whether they SO Original in design, result of over years on the- Experiment farm of 36. Egg Marketing. run for office or publish newspapers. .painstaking experiments, observation International Falls, Minn. which 60 are cows. W£ are keeping 37,, Hog Cholera. and practical tests. BIG PROFIT -f in sawing lumber with our up-to-date that number, not only because 38. 'l^btiato Growing in Minnesota. Let us hope that the little Saw Mills. Keep your engine earning dairying is profitable but handful of men who will meet money all the year. Now is the because we have found that the 39. Minnesota Seed Law. time to buy when the price of lumber here next Saturday to consider is going up. manure is necessary for the 120 Eitablished 40. Preservative Treatment of the situation, may hit upoli a plan 1879 Write todag tor Catalog and Prtem acres under the plow on the Experiment Fence Posts. that will make it possible for the R.R.HOWELL & CO.,Minneapolis,Minn. We up-to-date manufacture full line of Saw Etc. Mill Machinery, Engine*, BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING farm, in order to produce 41. Two Types of Silos. voters of the state to "buck" the PRESENTS the largest yield and most 42. Co-operative Creameries and enemy's line next September and paying crops. As the number of Cheese Factories. November, and realize a victorv We have an endless assortment cows has increased on the Experiment 43. Flies and Their Control, that will mean a state set in of appropriate gifts, farm the yield of the field 44. Barnyard Sanitation. motion. representing the newest and crops have increased. 45. Mutton. There is no virtue in Governor finest products of the Jewelers' Rotation of crops, clover, good 46. Farmers' Clubs. Art. Eberhart's dilly-dally, song writing, tillage and good seeds are all 47. Clover. Wedding rings, beautiful temporizing policy. —Minneapolis very important in the production diamonds, Sparkling jewels, In ordering from this list give Journal Watches, Unique silverware, of paying crops but the land must both the number and title of the Sterling Novelties, Rich cut also be manured. bulletin in order to avoid any -c THE COUNTRY EDITOR Glass, Clocks, Etc. A. J. McGUIRE, Supt., possibility that the wrong bulletin IN THE BARN N. C. Ex. Station. may be sent* and if you would N E S O N S While they are saying nice# like to receive twelve other bulletins Jewelry Store things about the country editor of similar character each HOW TO PLANT TREES International Falls, Minn. in the city press, and bewailing year as they are issued, ask to Cheaper to jJse have your name placed on the his unrequited and unappreciated 1 Mark out ground and stake talents it will be well to remeiftber BABBITTS LYE permanent mailing list. Those the places where trees are to be who are already receiving such that his lot is not altogether An Interesting Automobile Offer. set. bulletins from University Farm an unhappy one there are Oases 2. Next take a piece of dynamite in his desert. Write to the American Motor without having sent special order IN THE just large enough to put a League, 511 Palace Building, Minneapolis, NEW SIFTER CAN should not make this request, as It is well to remember that he Minn., and learn how to cut cap into, make a hole about three it would only result in, their receiving belongs to a- favored claSs that down the expense of running the auto feet deep with an ordinary crow to nearly half. All standard tires and enjoys real food. While his pocketbook two bulletins of the Same bar, drop in the dynamite* light accessories can 'he had at prices which kind instead of one. may occasionally be empty, UST as mucn as the garage and dealer has to pay. the fuse, and go right on to make he has no meal-ticket worries, Sixty cent oil costs you 20c. Discount you want—no more another hole sixteen feet away. on broken parts is from 25 to 60 per WHAT ONE MAN DID and the rich bounty of the farm cent. The saving on a single tire is 3. For ordinary trees, make a —comes out of the fall into his waiting lap. There $4 to $15. Tops, side curtains, windshields, hole three feet deep and at, least new sifting top. You bumpers, horns, lamps, spark The following from the Akeley may have been rumors of newly three feet wide. Throw the top CHICKEN HOUSES plugs, speedometers, carburetors, at laid eggs, in the city marts, and Herald-Tribune shows what a add a lot of water, and 33% to 50 per cent below retail prices. soil into one pile, the subsoil into of corn-fed porki and corn-cob No matter what car you have, we will man can do with his spare time the strongest cleanser another. Then fill in muskeg soil supply you. We issue the most complete smoked hams, and golden butter one foot deep after being tramp if he has the inclination "To the automobile supply catalogue ever knbwiiis ready for use. firkened in pouting crocks of published. Only standard goods, at ed down. Put on top ot this, four editor of the Akeley Herald-Tribune morning's milk crested by solid It is liquid muscle. prices almost unbelievable. Write today, inches of top soil, then a handful I wish to give you the report for full information and prices. inches of rich cream of tender Wherever there is of ordinary oats. Put the of produce grown on one broilers, and of fatted calves but roots of the new tree righto on dirt, wherever germs to the country editor these are no and one-eighth acrcs of land near GIVE "SYRUP OP FIGS" I the oats. Be sure to trim, on the breed, wherever there idle dreams, but established facts Akeley township, Hubbajrd county, TO CONSTIPATED CHILD under side all broken or damaged of his existence. What boots it is an offensive odor— Minn., as follows: 300 bushels roots, and spread them out if his ready-print bill be in temporary for house, barn, anywhere—there harm well. Then cover the roots with Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't of marketable potatoes, 50 bushels abeyance, if he may tuck 3* "tender little Stomach, liver top-soil so that they are well is nothing of onions, 1500 pounds of cabbage, his limbs under a table bearing and bowels. covered after tramping- Then put SPRAYING that can equal it 3 bushels of beans, 14 large real foods borne thither by his on sjufficent muskeg ibil: to bring constant readers Look at the tongue, mother! If shocks of sweet corn and peas, in effectiveness. the soil around the tree within coated, your little one's stomach, liver There are disappointments of beets, pumpkins squash, cauliflower and bowels need cleansing at once. three inches of the top of the course, to the sensitive country Highest in Strength When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't and oher vegetables sufficient ground. On this put a bucketful sleep, eat or act naturally, or is feverish, editor. It is disquieting and discomposing But Not in Price.. of water and plant a lot of otheir for our faitiily for the winter. stomach sour,- breath bad has to learn from a subscriber 10c •u* Is? sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give trees the same ,way. Ninety-eight I cultivated this crop with a that his paper is popular "iw a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of per cent of the trees .planted iin1 Figs," and in a few hours all the foul, with the farmer's- wife because hoe, meanings and evenings, and You Uss liMftaltiflbts Longer fh constipiated waste, undigested food this way ought to grow** it fits her pantry'* shelves! it is a also worked" ten hours a day for and sour bile gently moveB out of its Write for booklet ekowlng many now shock to note that the president little bowels without griping, and you Note: For three years Valuable fr*aent* for the label*. the Red River Lumber company. Write for catalog. have a well, playful child again. .Ask of the local bank reads the continued fr- the soil around, the^tree about Yours truly, B. T. BABBITT 1 your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of IN THE story before he scans the "California Syrup of Figs/' which contains three inches lower than the rest 4^ W- ,5- Stoutenburg P.O.Box 1776 HewYcrkCHy able and fearless editorials and full directions for babies, chit* §rS 1 of ground,^htt will injure is fsmmgrn, Aketejr,* Minn. it -an unpleasant task tomeet, 3hSf '~^1 -1 '"'J